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This remarkable new play refuses to look away from a collective blind spot

Sydney Morning Herald - Culture ·
This remarkable new play refuses to look away from a collective blind spot

Break of Day at Malthouse Theatre focuses with great human intensity on those living at the wrong end of increasing wealth and income inequality.

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