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This play was the inspiration for the film Lantana and explores the core themes of trust, relationship, connection and obsession. Bovell paints an emotional landscape of consequences and unspoken truths through various interconnected stories.

BTC’s adaptation guarantees a raw and riveting theatre experience staged at the beautiful A&I Hall, Bangalow. It is a fascinating play and the plot provokes genuine tension, suspense and is an intellectual puzzle.

This unmissable drama showcases the brilliance and versatility of BTC and will once again demonstrate the magic and creativity of our award-winning director Anouska Gammon.

Speaking In Tongues will have its opening night on Friday April 5 and performances are on until Saturday, April 13.

Tickets from trybooking.com

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