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Issue Details: First known date: 2017... 2017 An Inconvenient Woman
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'A man disappears. A woman is convicted. The case divides a state.

'An Inconvenient Woman does not make any judgment about Susan Neill-Fraser’s guilt or innocence, but asks probing questions about a judicial system under the spotlight. 

'On Australia Day, 2009, Bob Chappell went missing from his yacht Four Winds. On August 20, his partner of 20 years, Susan Neill-Fraser was arrested for his murder. With no body, no forensic evidence connecting the accused and no clear motive presented, the case has divided the public and raised much conjecture in and outside the courtrooms of Tasmania and beyond. 

'Theatre thrives on controversy, intrigue and mystery. This true story is brought to the stage by playwright Brian Peddie with dramaturgy by Aidan Fennessy.'

Source: Tasmanian Theatre Company.

Production Details

  • Produced by the Tasmanian Theatre Company, Pop-Up Theatre no. 9, Hobart, 24 October to 4 November 2017.

    Director: Adrian Fennessy.

    Assistant Director: Melissa King.

    Designer: Roz Wren.

    Lighting Designer: Nicholas Higgins.

    Sound Designer: Heath Brown.

    Executive Producer: Mark Blumer.

    Cast: Joe Clements, Anne Cordiner, Colin Dean, Craig Irons, and Jeff Michel.

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