The
Catholic Weekly
Online
Sydney
18 January 2004
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Pharmacists
saying ‘no’ to sale of pill
Organ donor plea
Irish festival
aids kids
29 die for Church
‘Powerful’ program
centres on Lenten themes
Marists on move
In
the pink (or baby blue?)
Wilde
times at Genesian
Lunch at the Talbot
Lord of the Rings
Historian who defied
adversity
Fr John ‘helped
thousands of souls’
Year to remember
Letters
Life without a
mask
The fear of disapproval
A
year of celebration
The Catholic Weekly
Goose bumps from
nuns’ Ave Maria
A
feast of faith
A hero at Glenrowan
Defence the key to Terra Sancta’s strategy
Nicola’s search for the perfect wave . . . at Bronte
College put George in volleyball’s courta
Wilde times at Genesian
A scene from Oscar Wilde’s A Woman of No Importance
“One should never trust a woman who tells one her real age. A woman who would tell one that, would tell one anything,” is one of the many memorable pithy statements in Oscar Wilde’s play, A Woman of No Importance.
But it’s what a woman doesn’t tell that is at the heart of
the play, her long concealed secret and her struggle to survive in a
society that regards image as more important than integrity.
Readers have a chance to be our guests in the country mansion where Wilde’s
deliciously witty satire is played out – the Genesian Theatre,
in Kent St, Sydney, where A Woman of No Importance is playing until February
21.
Performances are 8pm Fridays and Saturdays, and 4pm on Sundays.
Tickets can be booked through MCA Ticketing at www.mca-tix.com or on
9645 1611.
The Catholic Weekly has double passes, worth $44 each, for two lucky
readers.
For a chance to win, put your name, address and contact telephone number on the back of an envelope and send it to Genesian competition at The Catholic Weekly, Level 8, 133 Liverpool St Sydney NSW 2000 by Friday, January 30.
Winners will be notified.