Melbourne of the 1950’s in its first faltering attempts at multiculturalism provides an evocative background to this humorous and ultimately tragic story.

What the critics say: ‘A study of the psychology of racism and its victims’ – Oxford History of Australian Literature ‘This Australian play won a prize in the Observer Play Competition and it is easy to see why. For it is a strong play set in strong words; and strongly played, it leaves a strong imprint on the imagination.’ – the Observer ‘A piece of theatre which is exciting, funny and intensely moving.’ – Daily Herald ‘Has irresistible warmth and a compelling sincerity that makes it an experience not to be missed.’ – the Star ‘A back-porch view of an immigrant family trying to sink their racial pride in a hostile suburb.’ – Daily Mail ‘Something very near greatness.’ – Evening News.….