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Three families holiday on the coast over Christmas 1968. Their experiences of grief, class, racism, family conflict, and illness converge; a young boy with leukaemia and a grieving mother perform a symbolic piece about freedom and letting go.
A family drama centered on secrets and betrayal that examines the age of consent for homosexual males; its gothicized treatment also engages with the liberation of the insane.
Will Drummond faces the loss of his father and the imminent loss of his mother as familiar certainties give way. The play moves between the 1950s and present, West Berlin and Byron Bay, using appearing characters from other plays to explore family, aging, grief, social change and theatre itself.
When pet dog Phoebe goes missing, her minders Helen and Frazer search the city streets and encounter unexpected events that irrevocably change them.
Writer Roland Henning's attempt to explain his writer's block to a therapist sends his account between childhood in The Shire and his life as a playwright, centered on a formative primary-school day.
Three families holiday on the coast over Christmas 1968. Their experiences of grief, class, racism, family conflict, and illness converge; a young boy with leukaemia and a grieving mother perform a symbolic piece about freedom and letting go.
A family drama centered on secrets and betrayal that examines the age of consent for homosexual males; its gothicized treatment also engages with the liberation of the insane.
Will Drummond faces the loss of his father and the imminent loss of his mother as familiar certainties give way. The play moves between the 1950s and present, West Berlin and Byron Bay, using appearing characters from other plays to explore family, aging, grief, social change and theatre itself.
When pet dog Phoebe goes missing, her minders Helen and Frazer search the city streets and encounter unexpected events that irrevocably change them.
Writer Roland Henning's attempt to explain his writer's block to a therapist sends his account between childhood in The Shire and his life as a playwright, centered on a formative primary-school day.