'Must we love everything we create?' Outside the cosy confines of a chalet in the Swiss Alps, a storm is gathering momentum. Acclaimed filmmaker Angelica Thorne is preparing to face the rain after a long day of press interviews about her new cinematic adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, when there is an unexpected knock at the door ... Emily Sheehan's Frame Narrative is a labyrinth of a play that whisks its audience from gothic thriller, to 90s trashy horror, to psychological drama. Can you ever really separate the creature from the creator? And what do you need to risk to make 'good' art? Shortlisted for the Victorian Premier's Literary Awards 2025 'A slick deconstruction of our relationship with narrative.' - Limelight 'Exquisite and heartfelt... a wonderful theatrical puzzle that keeps reflecting back on itself.' - Sydney Theatre Reviews 'A wildly ambitious and entertaining new play.' - Stage Noise
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Emily Sheehan is an award-winning writer, podcaster and dramaturg. In 2023, the critically-acclaimed world premiere of her play Monument at Red Stitch Actors' Theatre, directed by Artistic Director Ella Caldwell, enjoyed an extended sold-out season, a return season by popular demand in 2024, followed by a national tour in 2025. Her latest play Frame Narrative opened Lucy Clements' inaugural 2024 season as Artistic Director of the The Old Fitz's New Ghosts Theatre Company and enjoyed multiple 5, 4.5 and 4 star reviews. Her other plays include Hell's Canyon (Old 505 Theatre / La Mama Theatre/Regional Arts Victoria / Vimeo on Demand film of stage play), Daisy Moon Was Born This Way (Q Theatre) and Versions Of Us (Canberra Youth Theatre). Her plays have been developed through Melbourne Theatre Company's Cybec Electric, Red Stitch INK, Playwriting Australia National Script Workshops and New Ghosts Theatre Company. Playwriting awards include the Rodney Seaborn Playwrights' Award (Winner), Victorian Premier's Literary Awards (Finalist), The Patrick White Playwrights' Award (Finalist), Max Afford Playwrights' Award (Finalist), UK's Theatre503 Playwriting Award (Longlist) and Melbourne Fringe Festival Award (Winner). Emily has completed dramaturgy attachments with The Bush Theatre (London), Traverse Theatre (Edinburgh) and Playwrights' Studio Scotland and worked as a dramaturg for Theatre503 (London), Arts Centre Melbourne and the Victorian College of the Arts. She has also undertaken dramaturgy observations with the National Theatre of Scotland and Melbourne Theatre Company, and worked as a scriptreader for Playwriting Australia and Currency Press. Emily currently hosts the Playwright's Process Podcast, a monthly podcast about writing craft and the creative process. She teaches Playwriting at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne.
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