Set in a regional coastal town, War Crimes tells a powerful story of five disenfranchised young women who are fighting for respect, railing against authority and struggling to form an identity in a small town with limited opportunities.

Through four different wars, and the stories of four different veterans, this deeply moving contemporary Australian play explores the unchanging, cyclic horror of armed conflict, the unnatural stress it places on the soldiers at the front line and how that bleeds into their civilian lives, traumatically affecting not only the combatants, but ...

The Seed is a beautiful play that tells a story of a family that’s been impacted across three generations by war and violence, from the ‘troubles’ in Ireland, to Australia and the Vietnam War. It explores very personal and national tragedies.

‘A Girl’s Guide to World War’ is an original musical theatre production written by Aleathea Monsour (composer) and Katy Forde (book and lyrics). This powerful, uplifting musical celebrates the untold stories of Australian women who served on the frontline during World War 1.

Set in a regional coastal town, War Crimes tells a powerful story of five disenfranchised young women who are fighting for respect, railing against authority and struggling to form an identity in a small town with limited opportunities.

The play brilliantly captures the crippling tension between the heroic narratives that are demanded of those who survive and the abiding trauma that comes from silencing war’s true horrors. It also shrewdly intimates how that unresolved, even unresolvable, …

An original Australian play based on the letters and diaries of Australian army nurses serving in WWI. Follow Sister Florence Whiting on her 4 year journey — from departure on the troopship Kyarra to tours of duty in the Dardanelles, Lemnos, Egypt, France & the Western Front.

May 4, 2015 · A Town Named War Boy is a touching commemoration to the ANZACs and a compelling piece of theatre. It was a confronting reminder of the horror of war whilst remaining an enjoyable and humorous play that showcased power of the human spirit.

The play was performed by Cole's Bohemian Dramatic Company. It was a "military drama" set in the future "which deals with a European war, In which England and America, with the assistance of Australia are engaged against Russia and Germany."

Inspired by The State Library of New South Wales' jaw-dropping collection of World War I diaries and letters, A Town Named War Boy explores both the events of war and the impact it has upon soldiers and their families. Written with insight, humour and sensitivity, Ross Mueller's moving play brings the ANZAC legend to life.