Four women are shut up in a secret place of detention somewhere in Chile. Nobody knows they are there. They have ceased to have any legal rights. They have been ‘disappeared’. But they must discover if there is a betrayer in their midst, and in the atmosphere of political terror, no one is free from suspicion. And anyone might change sides under the pressure of torture.
‘Strong performances are emphasised by an almost cinematic use of lighting, and huge sound effects make this both physically and emotionally powerful theatre.’
Alix Lee City Limits March 1986
‘… it’s so trite to reduce this experience to the level of a ‘good’ review. It is good. It is so bloody good you’ll wish you hadn’t gone. But go, you must.”
Christine Eccles Time Out March 1986
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Press cuttings
Commentary by Janelle Reinelt
My Song is Free script
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