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The Graces make you think about true beauty
9:55am Friday 4th April 2008
A THOUGHT-provoking play about true beauty comes to Hereford this month.
The Three Graces, written by Elaine Pantling follows three women - Gaiety, Splendour and Mirth - who use a television chat show to guide and advise the nation on all aspects of beauty, and, in particular, find out whether true beauty is skin deep.
The audience should expect laughter and tears, as well as questions such as - can we really grow old gracefully or must we strive for youthful perfection to survive?
The Three Graces is performed at the Courtyard, Hereford, on Wednesday, April 16.
For tickets, which are priced £12, call the box office on 0870 1122330 or visit www.courtyard.org.uk.
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The Three Graces a thought-provoking play about true beauty follows three women Gaiety, Splendour and Mirth.
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