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The River That Ran Uphill

When
  • Every day, 7pm to 2pm
  • Thursday 25 July 2024 to Saturday 27 July 2024

Thursday 25 July 2024 7pm Saturday 27 July 2024 11am, 2pm

Cost

Starting from: $35.00

A tiny girl finds the strength to survive the wildest of winds and raging rivers in this triumphant true tale from South Australia’s own trailblazing theatre company Slingsby.

With a cyclone at its centre, brought to life through the magic of theatre, this is a story of the collision between nature and humanity set in the Pacific Islands. Our young protagonist demonstrates courage in the face of adversity to remind us how important it is to come together as a community in our weakest moments.

The River That Ran Uphill will drop you right in the eye of the storm. It’s a story that shows how the seemingly impossible can become possible when we work together. As the waters rise, this story carries forward a message of warning and, perhaps, a raft of hope.

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