Godless Monsters
by Lucy Avery
In an intimate exploration of ambition, corruption and religious zealotry, Godless Monsters looks at the power of belief in the face of betrayal.
When their lives start to crumble Gray and Esther turn to Christianity in the hope that God will take all the bad things away. As they’re drawn further into the church their secrets unravel, caught in a battle of ambition and desire where only one can win.
Godless Monsters takes us between the UK and Zambia, and as worlds collide, the power of patriarchy is put to the test.
The script has been performed as a "staged reading" at the New Diorama and Kings Head Theatre.
‘Avery’s tale has a lot of interesting points to make about the way people use religion to get what they want, using a veneer of virtue and morality to hide their true purpose.’
Read the full review from The Public Reviews here.
To The Moon are now working with Lucy to develop the script for full production. More info about Lucy can be read here.
by Lucy Avery
In an intimate exploration of ambition, corruption and religious zealotry, Godless Monsters looks at the power of belief in the face of betrayal.
When their lives start to crumble Gray and Esther turn to Christianity in the hope that God will take all the bad things away. As they’re drawn further into the church their secrets unravel, caught in a battle of ambition and desire where only one can win.
Godless Monsters takes us between the UK and Zambia, and as worlds collide, the power of patriarchy is put to the test.
The script has been performed as a "staged reading" at the New Diorama and Kings Head Theatre.
‘Avery’s tale has a lot of interesting points to make about the way people use religion to get what they want, using a veneer of virtue and morality to hide their true purpose.’
Read the full review from The Public Reviews here.
To The Moon are now working with Lucy to develop the script for full production. More info about Lucy can be read here.
