Scenes from a Separation - Melbourne Theatre Company 1995

by Andrew Bovell and Hannie Rayson

The play presents the breakdown of a marriage and is a collaboration between two renowned Australian playwrights Andrew Bovell, writing from the husband's perspective in the first act and Hannie Rayson from the wife's point of view in the second.

The play tells us about Mathew Molyneux and Nina Moss, married with children. He is a director of the Molyneux family publishing company. She is a former journalist who has returned to work for the company and is writing a biography of Lawrence Clifford, Australian of the Year, a former ruthless businessman who has re-invented himself as a philanthropist.

Mathew's brother, Darcy Molyneux, is another company executive whose own marriage is on shaky ground, especially since he started a liaison with the company's hot-shot twenty-something editor, Siobhan McArdle. Sarah Moss is Nina's sister, concerned about whether Nina is doing the right thing. Margaret Molyneux, the boys' mother has seen it all before, with their father, the firm's founder and noted philanderer.

Scenes from a Separation (Play) Robert Menzies, Heather Mitchell, Tiriel Mora, Fiona Todd, Marg Downey, Beverley Dunn, Shane Porteous

Director Robyn Nevin
Designer Dale Ferguson
Lighting Jamieson Lewis
Composer Paul Grabowsky
Stage Manager Greg Diamantis

Playbill / Program Date Nov - Dec 1995 MTC The Fairfax Theatre

Size 150 x 240 mm 

Condition: Used Good 8/10  

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