A D VERTISEMENT PEGGY PICKIT SEES THE FACE OF GOD "An experience unique to live theatre." Two couples, reunited after years spent do-gooding on opposite sides of the world, find themselves together again for one unique dinner party. Roland Schimmelpfennig's 2011 play is part anti-colonialist satire, part dinner party chat, and full of laughter, tears and quite a lot of wine Martin and Carol have spent six years in an aid clinic in Africa, and Frank and Liz have spent the same years at home in pursuit of an ideal life. Once reunited, sparks fly. A tasting menu of relationships on the precipice, Peggy Pickit Sees the Face of God is the thoughtful digestif to an exciting night out. JOHN SMYTHE -THEATREVIEW WHAT: Peggy Pickit Sees the Face Of God, at Circa Theatre. WHEN: Until Oct 12th WHO: Starring Rebecca Parker, Patrick Davies, Fingal Pollock, Gavin Rutherford. DIRECTED BY: Giles Burton Book at circa.co.nz "There is a special feeling to be had from experiencing this together." PHILIP MERRY PHILIPMERRY A D VERTISEMENT PEGGY PICKIT SEES THE FACE OF GOD "An experience unique to live theatre." Two couples, reunited after years spent do-gooding on opposite sides of the world, find themselves together again for one unique dinner party. Roland Schimmelpfennig's 2011 play is part anti-colonialist satire, part dinner party chat, and full of laughter, tears and quite a lot of wine Martin and Carol have spent six years in an aid clinic in Africa, and Frank and Liz have spent the same years at home in pursuit of an ideal life. Once reunited, sparks fly. A tasting menu of relationships on the precipice, Peggy Pickit Sees the Face of God is the thoughtful digestif to an exciting night out. JOHN SMYTHE -THEATREVIEW WHAT: Peggy Pickit Sees the Face Of God, at Circa Theatre. WHEN: Until Oct 12th WHO: Starring Rebecca Parker, Patrick Davies, Fingal Pollock, Gavin Rutherford. DIRECTED BY: Giles Burton Book at circa.co.nz "There is a special feeling to be had from experiencing this together." PHILIP MERRY PHILIPMERRY