Lights in the Park by Alexander Lee-Rekers

Word is there is a party in the park tonight....what could possibly go wrong?

Presented By Toowoomba Grammar School Intermediate TiGAA

Lights in the Park by Alexander Lee-Rekers
Lights in the Park by Alexander Lee-Rekers

#Navigating friendships, relationships and emotional pressures

Lights in the Park by Alexander Lee-Rekers follows a diverse group of teenagers as they navigate the friendships, relationships and emotional pressures that shape their lives.

As they prepare for a huge party in the park, private struggles begin to surface, loyalties are tested and carefully guarded truths are revealed.

Funny, honest and deeply moving, this contemporary play shines a light on the complicated inner lives young people often hide from the world. It is a vibrant celebration of connection, vulnerability and the courage it takes to truly be seen.

Wednesday 19 August - 6:30pm


Adult $18.00
Concession $13.00


School, Theatre


60 minutes


This production contains medium-level coarse language, including one use of strong language, and depictions of underage alcohol consumption.


Please be aware that the Armitage Centre is a seating bank, you may need to climb stairs.
If you're after wheelchair seating or Companion Card (limited number available) book via our Ticket Office or over the phone on 1300 655 299.

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Acknowledgement
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The Empire acknowledges the Traditional Custodians, the Giabal, Jarowair and Western Wakka Wakka peoples, where we work and present stories. We would like to pay respect to the Elders, past and present and to all First Nations peoples.

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