My name is Lucy Barton

Written by Elizabeth Strout and adapted by Rona

Munro, My Name Is Lucy Barton is the story of a

writer reckoning with the legacy of a scarred family

life who is coming to terms with the cost of her

childhood and the rewards of her art.

My Name Is Lucy Barton is a story for anyone

who has questioned how family defines oneself.

It is a powerful narrative of hope and triumph about

a woman who finds her truth and reclaims her story.

The production stars multiple award-nominated

actor Julie-Anne McDowell (The Beauty Queen

of Leenane, Revlon Girl) and is directed by

multiple-award winning Charmaine Weir-Smith

(The Beauty Queen of Leenane, The Train Driver).

Design is by Kieran McGregor (Expelled).

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