In ‘Let the Sunshine’, David Williamson takes aim at greed, prejudice and change as he plays with the dynamics of two different families who meet when their son and daughter marry.
Set in 2007, it explores many differences - left wing leanings verses right wing, Sydney based, living compared to Noosa, career as opposed to motherhood, money galore or counting the pennies - and all with a biting humour and memorable ‘put downs’ that had as laughing and wincing as we realised they were just as relevant today.
The Wednesday Play Readers found this a very enjoyable play and appreciated David Williamson’s fine writing. Which one can we do next year?
Our November Play will be 'Life After George' by Hannie Rayson.
Pat Treleaven
Set in 2007, it explores many differences - left wing leanings verses right wing, Sydney based, living compared to Noosa, career as opposed to motherhood, money galore or counting the pennies - and all with a biting humour and memorable ‘put downs’ that had as laughing and wincing as we realised they were just as relevant today.
The Wednesday Play Readers found this a very enjoyable play and appreciated David Williamson’s fine writing. Which one can we do next year?
Our November Play will be 'Life After George' by Hannie Rayson.
Pat Treleaven
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