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Charolais
Duration: 70 minutes
“I watch him pull the cow from the ditch with his bare hands, her big eyes rest on me dead calm as he leans into her and she gives in all trust. I hate that f**kin’ cow”.
A dark and surreal comedy of love, longing and one woman’s intense rivalry with a Charolais heifer. Set on a farm in rural Ireland, protagonist Siobhan is forced to share the affections of her farmer boyfriend with the other women in his life – a sneering mother in law figure and a sexy French cow. Heavily pregnant and simmering with jealously and desire, Siobhan navigates this muddy place with murderous intent.
“A heartfelt, award winning, beast of a production. A dark comedy overflowing with laughter and tears, built around a stunning, one-woman performance.”
The Arts Review New York
Age Suitability: 14+
Image: Sally Anne Kelly
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