A dark comedy, or light tragedy of split family life in Hampstead in the 1980s, when coming out was still something a novelty, the Second World War was still a living memory; and as always, teenagers\u00a0 judged their parents and found them wanting.
\n7 characters, 2 female, 5 male<\/p>\n
Atelier\u00a0 Fontaine, Theatre, Tokyo, March-April 2001<\/strong> \u201cPlay of the Month\u201d Theater Magazine, Tokyo: April 2001<\/em><\/p>\n Studio-Life Theatre, Tokyo Nov-Dec 1997<\/strong> Man in the Moon March 1996<\/strong> <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A dark comedy, or light tragedy of split family life in Hampstead in the 1980s, when coming out was still something a novelty, the Second World War was still a living memory; and as always, teenagers\u00a0 judged their parents and found them wanting. 7 characters, 2 female, 5 male Atelier\u00a0 Fontaine, Theatre, Tokyo, March-April 2001 … <\/p>\n
\ndir Jun Kurata<\/p>\n
\nDir Jun Kurata<\/p>\n
\ndir Judith Roberts
\nCast: Sandra Huggett, Chris McInley, Hugo Napier, Judith Paris, Griffin Price, Stephen Armstrong, Rowland Burns<\/p>\n