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GOTHENBURG ENGLISH STUDIO THEATRE

Illustration: Madison Coby
A Hundred Words For Snow
by Tatty Hennessy
3 - 25 November 2023
Gothenburg English Studio Theatre presents
the Scandinavian premiere of
A Hundred Words for Snow
by Tatty Hennessy
AGE GUIDANCE
14 +
RUNNING TIME
75 minutes, no interval
PLAYWRIGHT
DIRECTOR
Gary Whitaker
SET & LIGHT DESIGN
SOUND DESIGN
Rory's dad was an explorer, well not quite, he was a Geography teacher, but Rory knows that he was made for something more. When he passes away suddenly, Rory makes it her mission to fulfill his lifelong dream. Alone and in the footprints of all the intrepid explorers before her, she sets out on an epic journey of self-discovery in a land of melting ice-caps.
“…if all the skin of the world hadn’t cooled and settled the way that it did and the oceans hadn’t flowed the way that they do and the ice didn’t freeze the way that it does… then I, Rory, me, here, hello, would never have been sitting watching my mum cry in a helicopter in a snowstorm with my dad’s ashes at the North Pole.”
Warm, funny and poignant, A Hundred Words For Snow will take you on an unforgettable adventure through love, loss and endless snow. After its prize-winning first performances, it transferred to London's West End, where it received 4 Offie nominations including Best New Play and Most Promising New Playwright.
"I became kind of obsessed with these stories of adventure, but I noticed that he heroes of these stories were almost always dead, beardy men... I wanted to rewrite that narrative with a different hero."
- Tatty Hennessy
"Extraordinary" - The Guardian
"Enormously relatable; unexpectedly touching." - Lyn Gardner, Stagedoor
"A real gem... warm, witty, and like its central character, heavily layered" - The Stage
"Compelling, engaging and delightful" - Australian Arts Review
As a part of the experience surrounding A Hundred Words for Snow, GEST will host an exhibition with a hundred different artworks, all inspired by the snowy, Arctic landscape the play is set in.
The exhibition is included in your ticket and will start an hour before the play starts;
Thursdays and Fridays: 18.00
Saturdays: 17.00