OPENING NIGHT TOMORROW 18 June
7:30pm each night, 2:30pm matinee on Sat 22nd
The Revlon Girl is a story of grief, hope, guilt and makeup in the aftermath of the 1966 Aberfan disaster. In this tragic incident 144 people, including 116 children, were killed when a mountain of coal waste crushed homes and a school in the small Welsh town. While the immediate aftermath was recently portrayed in The Crown S3, this play is set eight months after the disaster and depicts four bereaved mothers who meet with a Revlon makeup artist in the local pub one evening to talk, cry and even laugh without feeling guilty – all while navigating how to cope with heart-breaking loss.
Performed in our theatre bar, in person Q&A after each performance!
Running from. 18-22 June
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Or In person from the box office open 11am-1pm each day (except Sunday) and 1.5 hours before every performance.
Tickets are limited as this is a bar production, and seating is not allocated, so book early to avoid disappointment and arrive in plenty of time.
The bar will be open before the show, so you can get refreshments and settle down to read your programme before the show!
See you there!
