A tough yet affectionate portrait of life on the ebbing tide by renowned author Tim Winton
Earl Arts Centre, Launceston
150 minutes (including a 10 minute interval)
No photography or recording.
Contains Coarse Language, Concepts relating to suicide, and Adult content.
A tough yet affectionate portrait of life on the ebbing tide by renowned author Tim Winton
Col, Baxter and Jackie live side by side on their respective sailing vessels, which are moored fast and likely never to see the ocean. Each of them has their secrets and their reasons for barricading themselves away from their past on their boats. Over the course of the evening, they will encounter turbulence they weren’t expecting.
Tim Winton’s script is rich with his trademark acerbic irony and pithy observations about the human condition. Fans of his novels will bask in the glow of this play, his first major work for theatre, recognising many of the elements that have allowed him to become one of Australia’s most successful and enduring novelists.
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