Photos: First Look at NO PLACE FOR A WOMAN at Theatre 503
The wife of a prison camp commandant is throwing a party. She asks her husband for champagne. Instead he brings home a ballet dancer from the camp.
Set towards the end of the Second World War, Cordelia O'Neill's play combines theatre with live music and dance to tell the extraordinary story of two women, seemingly worlds apart, who become inextricably entwined in their struggle to survive.
Check out photos from the show below!
No Place For A Woman, starring Ruth Gemmell and Emma Paetz, and Elliott Rennie on cello, directed by Kate Budgen, will get its world premiere at Theatre503 from Wednesday 3 May to Saturday 27 May.
No Place For A Woman is A Small Things Theatre production in association with Theatre503.
Photo credit: Jack Sain
Ruth Gemmell and Emma Paetz
Ruth Gemmell
Emma Paetz
Emma Paetz and Ruth Gemmell
Emma Paetz
Ruth Gemmell
Emma Paetz and Ruth Gemmell
Emma Paetz
Ruth Gemmell
Emma Paetz
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