Two Sisters starring Jean Kittson & Annie Byron

Rika and Edith, two close and caring sisters, are about to discover a shocking truth about their past. Can they adapt or will they now, after seventy years, become strangers? Set on a kibbutz in Israel in 1996, TWO SISTERS reveals the humour, rivalry and secrets of the sisters’ lives; two journeys that are inextricably entwined. It explores relationships between siblings and those enmeshed in emotional ties with wildly differing perceptions of past events. It looks at the realities of growing old with insight, wit and a charming frankness.

The four performances of the dramatised reading will take place in the Millie Phillips Building, Emanuel Synagogue.

Jean Kittson is one of Australia’s leading comediennes and entertainers. Her acting credits include “Mum’s the Word”, “Calendar Girls” and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. She is a regular guest on the ABC radio show “Thank God It’s Friday” and an author of books including “You’re Still Hot to Me: The Joys of Menopause”.

Annie Byron is an award-winning film, stage, and television actress, Annie Byron’s screen credits include for Wolf Creek 2, Muriel's Wedding, and Doing Time for Patsy Cline. Her TV roles include: Doctor Doctor, Home & Away, All Saints, Always Greener, The Sullivans, A Country Practice, Rafferty’s Rules as well as leading roles in theatre companies including Sydney Theatre Company, Belvoir and Eternity Playhouse.

The Producer, Adam Liberman, has amongst his credits “Freud’s Last Session” starring Henri Szeps , the Theatre Royal; “Blonde Poison” starring Belinda Giblin, the Sydney Opera House; “The Time Machine” starring Mark Lee, the NIDA Playhouse, and “Lip Service” starring Amanda Muggleton, the MTC’s Lawler Theatre.

The director, Nicholas Papademetriou, is an actor and director, who has worked for all the major theatre companies including STC, MTC, Belvoir, Ensemble and Sport for Jove.

Not recommended for children under 18 years and contains sexual references.

Estimated running time: 70 minutes

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