Geoffrey Atherden

Jude Hines

Penni Hamilton Smith, Patrick Clements, Nikki Gaertner, Mollie Mooney, Sandy Whitelaw, Jess Corrie, Alifa Willoughby, Henry Bacon

Thu 21 Nov at 7:30pm
Fri 22 Nov at 7:30pm
Sat 23 Nov at 7:30pm
Sun 24 Nov at 3:00pm
Thu 28 Nov at 7:30pm
Fri 29 Nov at 7:30pm
Sat 30 Nov at 2:00pm
Sat 30 Nov at 7:30pm

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Maggie Beare is in the early stages of dementia
and her younger son Arthur reluctantly lives
with her. Despite being increasingly forgetful,
Maggie is lucid enough to strategically
manipulate Arthur, usually for something
outlandish and inconvenient.
Their family is dysfunctional and Arthur’s
budding love life is ‘on the rocks’ before he gets
to hand holding.
Written by the series writer, Geoffrey Atherden,
it is a poignant tribute to older people. It is also
about dependence, love, family, and being
driven up the wall by someone you love, but
never outsmart!