WRONG TURN AT LUNGFISH

Set in a New York City hospital, Wrong Turn at Lungfish is the story of Peter Ravenswaal, a blind, bitter and widowed college professor, and his encounter with Anita, a saucy, street wise young woman who volunteers to read to him in the hospital.

He's irascible and ill-mannered, she's uneducated but resilient; she's a superstitious Catholic, he's a supercilious Protestant. He's a widower facing death alone, she's the mistreated lover of a low-rent mob enforcer named Dominic. The clash of intellect and wit takes the two from animosity and fear to friendship and understanding. Both come to their relationship with questions, hers dealing with her station in life and her handsome boyfriend, and his about past life choices. By the end of the play, Ravenswaal has taught Anita to live independently, and she has helped him to die with dignity.

Written by : Garry Marshall & Lowell Ganz

Directed by : Rosie Aust

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• $28.00
• 2-10 May 2025
• 120 minutes
• Marion Cultural Centre
• Domain Theatre