
Ray
Megan Wilding
Ray meets Joshua. She’s cleaning up after his mother’s funeral, he makes a mess clumsily coming in late. As they flirt over styrofoam cups, their banter builds into something more, something as exciting as the tennis game playing on the radio in the room.
Over one balmy, boozy night in January watching the Aus Open semi-final at the local, Ray leads Joshua into an explosive game of will-they-or-won’t-they. But this is a game of two halves and it’s not over until the umpire says ‘match’.
Past secrets are uncovered. Strawberry stains are scrubbed off tennis whites. True colours are revealed. Who is playing a game, and who is about to get played?
Do not miss this explosive new production from proud Gamilaroi woman and award-winning playwright Megan Wilding (Australian Offence Force, A Little Piece of Ash); a mind-blowing thriller about bodies living their past. You’ve never seen revenge served like this.
Ray
Megan Wilding
Writer
Megan Wilding
Director
Jessica Arthur
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This production is in development and approximate running time will be updated when it becomes available.
Aural Rating: 50% – this production has both sound and visual components, but sight isn’t essential to be able to engage with the event.
Visual Rating 50% – includes dialogue and background music or sounds, so Deaf and hard of hearing audiences can have some engagement with the event.
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GAME. SET. MATCH. was commissioned and developed by Malthouse Theatre through the support of the Malcolm Robertson Foundation.
Campaign image by Giulia McGauran
Hair and make-up by Shanice Osita Chuku