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She Kills Monsters

By Qui Nguyen
Directed by Gitika Buttoo

Tuesday 12 December 14.30
Wednesday 13 December 19.30
Thursday 14 December 14.30
Friday 15 December 19.30
Saturday 16 December 14.30

Agnes never really ‘got’ her geeky teenage sister Tilly and they were certainly never close. When Tilly dies unexpectedly this emotional distance haunts Agnes as she tries to navigate her grief.

While clearing out Tilly’s room, Agnes discovers she was a passionate Dungeons and Dragons player. Enlisting the help of a ‘Dungeon Master’, Chuck, she journeys into the unknown, the world of online gaming, as she attempts to discover who her sister really was.

Reality and fantasy collide in this comedic, camp and touching exploration of friendship, self-discovery and grief.

Directed by Gitika Buttoo who recently completed her tenure as staff director at The National Theatre and is artistic associate of Birmingham Opera Company.

Performed by third-year Acting students as part of their Youth in Revolt season.

This amateur production of “She Kills Monsters” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk

Contains some strong language and mild adult scenes. Recommended for 14+.

BOOKING INFORMATION 

Content Advice

Good theatre should connect with its audience, it should affect you emotionally – in some cases it may provoke or even shock you. Although the worlds of our productions are imagined, they do sometimes reflect real world issues and themes and may be upsetting to some people.

She Kills Monsters content advice. Click text to reveal (includes spoilers)

She Kills Monsters contains references to grief/bereavement, depictions/descriptions of bullying in relation to LGBTQIA+ youth, some strong language. Our productions are often devised in the rehearsal period with exact content only finalised close to the opening night, including special effects such as haze, sound effects and strobe lighting. You are welcome to email boxoffice@lipa.ac.uk a few days before the show for further information about the show content.

Advance Bookings

Advance bookings can be made via TicketSource as follows:

Online via www.ticketsource.co.uk/lipa

By phoning 0333 666 3366/4466, Mon - Fri 9:00 - 19:00, Sat 9:00 - 17:00

A booking fee of £2.00 is payable on all telephone bookings. Standard ticket delivery is by email.
An additional fee applies for tickets delivered by SMS or post.

The LIPA Box Office opens an hour before each public performance and only accepts payment by
card or contactless.

To avoid disappointment, you are advised to purchase tickets in advance.

Concessions

We offer concessionary rate tickets to senior citizens, under 16s (for appropriate shows) and those in receipt of Jobseekers Allowance, Incapacity Benefit or Disability Living Allowance.

Proof of eligibility must be provided.
One discount per person.

Student Prices

All students can purchase a ticket for any of our shows for £3.00 (except LIPA Christmas Concert).

Proof of eligibility must be provided.
One discount per person.

Group Discounts

Buy ten and get the eleventh free.

For group bookings please provide your name and telephone number by calling 0151 330 3150 and someone will call you back.

Accessibility

We aim to be accessible to all; however, to ensure a high standard of service, please let us know any special requirements, by email to boxoffice@lipa.ac.uk or by calling 0151 330 3150.

Terms and Conditions

We are not usually able to offer refunds if you are unable to attend the performance. 

Latecomers may not be admitted until there is a convenient break in the performance.

OUR LOCATION

OUR LOCATION

The Paul McCartney Auditorium and the George Harrison Workshop Studio are accessed via our Mount Street entrances.

By Train

We are a 15-minute walk from Liverpool Lime Street and Liverpool Central train stations.

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From the M62

At the end of the motorway, follow the signs for the city centre and then for the cathedrals.

At the Metropolitan Cathedral, turn left, head along Hope Street towards the Anglican Cathedral, and then turn right on to Upper Duke Street.

LIPA is on your right-hand side.

Car Parking

Pay and display parking is available on many nearby streets including parts of Mount Street, Pilgrim Street, Hope Street and Rodney Street (please check signage, as some bays are reserved for resident permit holders).

This on-street parking is currently free after 6pm, or at all times for Blue Badge holders.

Additional parking for Blue Badge holders is available in our lower car park, which is accessed via Pilgrim Street. These spaces are available on a first come, first served basis.

For sat navs, LIPA’s postcode is L1 9HF.

Additional information on local car parks is issued with booking confirmations.