Poetry by Lisa Maule, music by Michelle Scullion, directed by Jim Moriarty

Theatre-maker Lisa Maule performs her collection of poetry about creativity and questioning. Poems include commentary about a 'capitalist stapler’, growing up in the hilly suburb of Karori and places of conflicted feelings.

Not a straight town at all, not a straight down.

An asphalt zigzag.

Home to hydrangea’s, cats, rats, cars, tartan trinkets, china tea cups &

traces of ancient trees."

Embrace unexpected laughs, challenge your norms and immerse yourself in creativity.

REVIEWS

"...it was also about the personal and political sentiment, more than any dazzle with music and rhyme and rhythm and repetition. This was about pure heart." - Simon Sweetman

"The energy buzzing between Lisa and the incredible Michelle Scullion is such a highlight of the show." - Gin Mabey

VENUE:

The Hannah - Halfway Up (it's an intimate performance in the bar at the theatre - limited seating)
12 Cambridge Terrace, Wellington

Wheelchair access (there is a lift to the floor and the seating can accomodate wheelchairs).

Touch tour prior to the performance for blind and low vision patrons available - please indicate during the booking.

The performance takes place on a small stage with a microphone and a music stand with Lisa's notes. Next to Lisa is Michelle, the musician, who has a few percussion instruments on stands and also plays flute.

The performance is in a bar space and prior and after the seating gets moved to make way for people to buy refreshments.

Script available in advance for Deaf people, sorry no NZSL for this season. Make request when booking :)

Each show has Pay what you want tickets.

Contact the host of Revelation Valley

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