AUDREY
Sat
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Sat 2 Nov 6:00 PM
Jindalee Premium 1
Allocated Seating
96 Mins
Self-appointed Mother of the Year, Ronnie has given her daughter Audrey everything, so when Audrey selfishly falls into a coma, Ronnie has no choice but to keep their dreams alive by assuming her identity.
Audrey is a dark comedy about forgotten soap star and self appointed Mother of the Year, Ronnie Lipstick, who has spent the better part of her adult life shaping her doppelgänger daughter, Audrey, into the star Ronnie always wanted to be. When, during an all too familiar mother and daughter argument, Audrey falls from the roof and lands in a coma; Ronnie, realising all their hopes and dreams are now under threat, decides to take action the only way she knows how and assumes Audrey’s identity to attend a much-lauded acting masterclass with the potential to launch Audrey’s career. For most families, a child in a coma would cause them to crumble: Audrey’s coma sees her family go from strength to strength, allowing them for the first time to have success in love, career and home. However, when Audrey unexpectedly regains consciousness, everything starts to crumble and decay.
Audrey is a dark comedy about forgotten soap star and self appointed Mother of the Year, Ronnie Lipstick, who has spent the better part of her adult life shaping her doppelgänger daughter, Audrey, into the star Ronnie always wanted to be. When, during an all too familiar mother and daughter argument, Audrey falls from the roof and lands in a coma; Ronnie, realising all their hopes and dreams are now under threat, decides to take action the only way she knows how and assumes Audrey’s identity to attend a much-lauded acting masterclass with the potential to launch Audrey’s career. For most families, a child in a coma would cause them to crumble: Audrey’s coma sees her family go from strength to strength, allowing them for the first time to have success in love, career and home. However, when Audrey unexpectedly regains consciousness, everything starts to crumble and decay.
