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During the Great Depression, the Millimurra family struggles to survive under colonial administration in Western Australia. Authorities reduce their rations, jail family members, and forcibly transfer them from Northam to Moore River Native Settlement, separating the family and restricting what they can bring.
The Wallitch family navigates everyday life in Western Australia over six months. The play sustains an elegiac tone for a tribal past and a people once in physical and spiritual harmony with their world.
During the Great Depression, the Millimurra family struggles to survive under colonial administration in Western Australia. Authorities reduce their rations, jail family members, and forcibly transfer them from Northam to Moore River Native Settlement, separating the family and restricting what they can bring.
The Wallitch family navigates everyday life in Western Australia over six months. The play sustains an elegiac tone for a tribal past and a people once in physical and spiritual harmony with their world.