IRONBOUND by Martyna Majok

presented by An Assorted Few

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SEPTEMBER 2018 | Sydney Premiere

For twenty-two years Darja sits at derelict bus stop littered with cigarette butts and broken beer bottles. An immigrant from Poland, she negotiates for her future with men who can offer her love or security, but never both. The hope of a better life in America is turning out to be impossible.

Martyna Majok, recipient of this year’s Pulitzer Prize, has crafted a play about the constant battle to eke out a modest existence as a woman at the bottom of the heap. It’s a story of the highs and lows of life, rich with dark humour, fiful joy and constant struggle underneath the crumbling highway overpasses of New Jersey.

An enthralling drama about the women we overlook.

★★★★ Sydney Morning Herald

“spare and finely calculated… subtly tugs at the senses” Audrey Journal

“a confluence of excellence which binds the audience to the hard, unyielding lives that are laid out with precision” Sydney Arts Guide

Directed by Alastair Clark | With: Gabrielle Scawthorn, Benedict Wall, Abe Mitchell, Ryan Morgan

 Set Designer: Jeremy Allen  Costume Designer: Maya Keys Lighting Designer: Alexander Berlarge Sound Designer: Benjamin Freeman Stage Manager: Jessica Serio