In a small town in South Australia the white policeman's daughter marries an Aboriginal artist. From the starting point, this play takes a searing look at black-white relations. Roger Bennett has created a piece of promenade-style theatre which begins in the foyer, confronting the audience as they arrive with the day-to-day ugliness of racism. Through the performance the audience moves both physically and emotionally through the rites of a country town where racial tension is rife (2 acts, 7 men, 5 women).
Author Biography
Roger Bennett
