Highway of Lost Hearts
A regionally produced one-woman show about lost hearts and adventures across the Australian outback.
Overview
"A woman. A dog. A campervan. And 4,500km of wide open road." That isn't the tagline for the latest homegrown drama series to hit streaming services. It's the description for the newest production showing at Wyoming's Laycock Street Community Theatre, Highway of Lost Hearts. The show is one night only, taking place on Saturday, May 18.
In it, Mot, the protagonist, awakes one day to find she's lost her heart — literally. This revelation takes her on a trip across the outback and invites us to ask questions about what we'd do in her situation, as well as ponder whether we, as a country, have also lost our hearts.
Written by award-winning Darwin playwright Mary Anne Butler, Highway of Lost Hearts is presented in collaboration with Bathurst's interdisciplinary arts organisation, Lingua Franca and Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre's Local Stages program. It promises 70 minutes of thought-provoking entertainment, includes music from Central West artists Smith & Jones and is led by seasoned theatre star Kate Smith.
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