MY NAME IS LUCY BARTON - Hilton Arts Festival

This SA premiere comes with all the street cred - the book the play. It is the story of a writer reckoning with the legacy of a scarred family life who is coming to terms with the cost of her childhood & the rewards of her art, a relationship between mother & daughter. “It offers us a rare wealth of emotion from darkest suffering to simple joy,” says The New York Times Book Review. #1 New York Times Bestseller; Pulitzer Prize winning author Elizabeth Strout; presented by How Now Brown Cow. Directed by award winning Charmaine Weir-Smith and featuring Julie-Anne McDowell who plays the role played by Laura Linney in London and Broadway. Miss this at great peril to your love of good theatre!

This SA premiere comes with all the street cred - the book the play. It is the story of a writer reckoning with the legacy of a scarred family life who is coming to terms with the cost of her childhood & the rewards of her art, a relationship between mother & daughter. “It offers us a rare wealth of emotion from darkest suffering to simple joy,” says The New York Times Book Review. #1 New York Times Bestseller; Pulitzer Prize winning author Elizabeth Strout; presented by How Now Brown Cow. Directed by award winning Charmaine Weir-Smith and featuring Julie-Anne McDowell who plays the role played by Laura Linney in London and Broadway. Miss this at great peril to your love of good theatre!

This SA premiere comes with all the street cred - the book the play. It is the story of a writer reckoning with the legacy of a scarred family life who is coming to terms with the cost of her childhood & the rewards of her art, a relationship between mother & daughter. “It offers us a rare wealth of emotion from darkest suffering to simple joy,” says The New York Times Book Review. #1 New York Times Bestseller; Pulitzer Prize winning author Elizabeth Strout; presented by How Now Brown Cow. Directed by award winning Charmaine Weir-Smith and featuring Julie-Anne McDowell who plays the role played by Laura Linney in London and Broadway. Miss this at great peril to your love of good theatre!