Presented by Far & Away Productions and Country Arts SA
DRY
By Catherine Fitzgerald
A deserted industrial town where the desert meets the sea.
A dark Australian comedy about an industrial town where the desert meets the sea. Two sisters, the last inhabitants of the once thriving community, defiantly refuse to leave their family homestead on the outskirts. The water pipe’s broken and there are snakes galore.
DRY is a dystopian western inspired by the resilient inhabitants of many Australian outback towns especially those of NW South Australia. This fierce and funny play exposes our relationship to the land, the First People, refugees and each other.
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Writer/Director
Catherine Fitzgerald -
Dramaturg
Patricia Cornelius -
Composer
Catherine Oates -
Set & Costume Designer
Gaelle Mellis -
Design Realiser
Kathryn Sproul -
Lighting Designer
Nic Mollison -
Photographer
Alex Frayne -
With
Eileen Darley
Caroline Mignone
Stephen Tongun
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