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2024 Ruby Moon Production

14 Jun 2024

2024 Ruby Moon Production

The students of Year 11 Drama have been meticulously crafting a sinister rendition of Ruby Moon. The story follows a mother and father after their child, Ruby, heads for her grandmother's house and never returns. It features the taboo and unconventional ways they show their grief, and asks the question: "Where has Ruby gone?"

Join Year 11 Drama, 6:30pm at the WHSPAC 18th & 19th Jun

Please go to our Website and click on the WHSPAC Box Office Tab.

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Tilly Kidd - Drama Teacher

Wollongong High School of the Performing Arts

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