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'Flood' by Chris Isaacs - 2019 Adelaide Fringe
 

"The call of the West came across the Nullarbor..."

Their parent's Tarago. A pristine lake. Six young friends reunite on a camping trip to the 'untouched' outback of Western Australia. Old jokes, rivalries and attractions are rekindled. They don't have a care in the world... until they unintentionally violate sacred land and an Indigenous man is murdered.

A play about identity, tribalism, privilege, and cultural division in 'modernised', 'carefree' colonial Australia.

Written by Chris Isaacs ('Fag/Stag', 'All That Glitters', 'Falling Through Clouds') and winner of PAWA Best New Play.

A controversial new production by 2018 Best Theatre Award Winners: The Cabbages & Kings Collective (for 'One long night in the Land of Nod' by Duncan Graham).

 

Event details

Venue: Noel Lothian Hall - Adelaide Botanic Garden
Bookings: https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/flood-by-chris-isaacs-af2019
Start Date: Sunday 17 March 2019

Part of the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Season at the Noel Lothian Hall

 

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