The Syringa Tree

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The Syringa Tree^[1] is a deeply personal memory play of a childhood under apartheid. Written and often performed by Pamela Gien it has received excellent reviews in New York and across the USA as well as in London.^[2][3] Also very positively reviewed^[4] in Dublin, the play has received several awards.

Originally, the play was intended for one actress only, with no props besides a swing and one costume. However, it can also be performed with two or multiple actors.

It centers around the story of Elizabeth Grace and spans four generations.

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