Hannah, a white woman with short blonde hair, dressed in a striking red suit stands confidently against a red background, holding a beautiful bouquet of red roses in her hands.
Hannah, a white woman with short blonde hair, is sitting in a spotlight, wearing a white jacket, t-shirt and trousers.
Hannah, a white woman with short blonde hair, stands in a blue dressing gown with her arms thrown wide. Behind her, a white table and chairs, with a calendar saying "June 2021" projected on a wall behind her.

Nan, Me & Barbara Pravi

It's 2021, and Hannah Maxwell has moved back to the suburbs to care for her bereaved grandmother. But this show isn’t about that. It’s about France’s Eurovision star Barbara Pravi, who’s just lovely.

In between cooking, cleaning and daytime television, Maxwell escapes into an intensifying fantasy of ballroom dances, fluent French and definitely-not-creepy plots to engineer a meet-cute with a random foreign celebrity. It’s La La Land meets Mission Impossible with some concerning undertones of Baby Reindeer.

Nominated for the BBC Popcorn New Writing Award

Winner of the Summerhall Lustrum Award for Unforgettable Theatre

★★★★★ "A true masterclass in storytelling" TimeOut

★★★★★ "Sublime one-person theatre" The Adelaide Show

★★★★★ Financial Times

★★★★★ Theatre Weekly

★★★★ Scotsman

★★★★ The List

Theatre and Physical Theatre • Storytelling
United Kingdom • Australian Premiere
 
Fringe Fund Recipient
 
Fri, 21 Feb - Wed, 19 Mar
 
70 min
 
THE STABLES at Adelaide College of the Arts
 
$25 to $32
 
M (6 Warnings)
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