Unfortunately, the latest Covid-19 alert level change has meant the regional tour of the celebrated Auckland Theatre Company play Two Ladies has been cancelled (which includes the two performances at Toitoi on March 28).
Ticketholders will contacted directly by Ticketek to discuss gifting, donating or getting a refund for their ticket/s.
This was a tough decision to make and we know our regional audiences will be hugely disappointed, however, the health and safety of our audiences, staff and artists comes first. The venue consortium, which managed the tour, remains committed to enabling future touring of high quality New Zealand theatre, and we look forward to welcoming ATC to our venues when the opportunity arises again.
Auckland Theatre Company presents TWO LADIES by Nancy Harris
“Provocative... passionately on the side of women who are not in the room where it happens.”
THE GUARDIAN
The women behind the most powerful men in the world take centre stage.
Two Ladies catapults two dynamic women into a high-tension global crisis. While their husbands, the Presidents of the United States of America and France, cross diplomatic swords, the real fireworks are down the hall, where bloodied Sophia and world-weary Hélène are trapped together, distrustful of their husbands and each other.
Resemblances to Melania Trump and Brigitte Macron are more than coincidental but, in the hands of prize-winning Irish playwright Nancy Harris, that’s merely a starting point for this deliciously deceitful pressure-cooker drama.
Two Ladies grapples with big issues and petty grievances as Sophia and Hélène attempt to prove to the world that they are capable of far more than anyone imagines.
Fresh from its 2019 world premiere in London, this fiendishly fashionable tour de force pits Jennifer Ward-Lealand against Anna Jullienne and features Rena Owen (Once Were Warriors) in a rare stage appearance as the American First Lady’s tough-talking press secretary.
Adam Gardiner and Ban Abdul complete the stellar cast in this unforgettable evening of high-octane performances and unexpected dramatic twists.
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