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The Memory of Water is a raw, hilarious look at the journey of three adult sisters as they prepare to bury

in Tennessee Williams' still tragically relevant play - The last time I saw Belinda Giblin she was buried

Yore’s spot on comic-timing utilising the burnt walls of the house that has a backstory all of its own

Before the trip begins, the long-forgotten Chrissie (Laura Linney) returns to see her mother buried and

champions self belief and personal truth, I would have liked to have witnessed a more consistent passion burning

In all, this is a fun panto-esque romp for those who want to burn down the patriarchy.

There’s a fire burning inside this character; it’s scary watching but we can’t look away.

Coupled with the lighting design, there’s a warmness to the space with its horribly burnt corner and

of the lies we create to hide our own fears and insecurities, and the lengths one will go through to bury

and visuals begin simple enough, a greying landscape of the Manhattan skyline swiftly changes to the burning

The show is narrated throughout by a longtime player on the team who is confronted by her own buried

Director Richard Carroll Musical Director Victoria Falconer Choreographer Shannon Burns Set Designer