Lucky by Liam Lowth, produced by Yeah Nah Theatre

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Lucky - Presented by Yeah Nah Theatre. Good company. Questionable convictions. A dinner to remember. On a dreary Brisbane evening, two couples gather for what should be a routine dinner between old friends. But as the wine flows and conversation turns to politics, privilege, relationships and lifestyle choices, differing values begin to surface and long-held beliefs are put to the test. Written by Brisbane playwright Liam Lowth, Lucky is a darkly funny and razor-sharp contemporary Australian drama exploring friendship, ideology, personal convictions and the cost of certainty. As the evening unfolds, the civility begins to crack, loyalties are tested and an ordinary dinner takes an unexpected turn. Accessibility: Auslan interpreted performance Thursday 19 November. Audio described performance Friday 27 November. Content advice: Contains adult themes, references to suicide and abortion, depictions and discussions of violence towards animals, strong coarse language, strobe effects, loud music and sound effects, and moments of blackout and extended low lighting. Produced by independent theatre company Yeah Nah Theatre, Lucky brings together a talented team of Queensland artists for a bold, thought-provoking and unapologetically human night of live theatre. Presented as part of Queensland Theatre's DOOR 3 program, Lucky invites audiences to pull up a chair and consider what happens when the people around the table no longer see eye to eye. Sponsored by Brisbane City Council. For more information, visit Queensland Theatre Website.