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y separately published work icon Collected Plays. Volume IV selected work   drama  
Issue Details: First known date: 2016... 2016 Collected Plays. Volume IV
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Contents

* Contents derived from the Strawberry Hills, Inner Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales,:Currency Press , 2016 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Cruise Control, David Williamson , single work drama

'The latest hilarious comedy from the pen of Australia’s most popular playwright, David Williamson. Three couples book themselves on the Queen Mary II to enjoy a luxury escape from reality, but instead find themselves trapped in the hellish world of designated dinner seating and B-grade cabaret. Amongst the endless stream of Dom Perignon and Tequila Sunrises, this holiday cruise unfolds into a bedlam of sexual tension and drowning relationships.

'CRUISE CONTROL takes the audience on a voyage of immense comedy and gripping tension. Guaranteed to make you laugh.' (Production summary)

Dream Home, David Williamson , single work drama

'Dana and Paul finally have it all – creative careers, a baby on the way… and an apartment in Bondi. They can’t quite believe their luck. As it turns out, they shouldn’t. With an ex-lover, her jealous husband and a kleptomaniac for neighbours, things are bound to get complicated!' (Production summary)

Happiness, David Williamson , single work drama
'Roland Makepeace knows what makes people happy. Why wouldn't he? He's an eminent professor of psychology who has devoted his life to scientifically investigating human well-being. But his theories are sorely tested when his wife meets an old suitor and his daughter threatens to go right off the rails. This sharply observed comedy suggests that theory can sometimes fall well short of reality and that finding happiness is easier said than done.' (Source: Ensemble Theatre website)
Jack of Hearts, David Williamson , single work drama

'Jack may be a loveable loser but his partner Emma is considering trading up for a loveable winner. Enter smooth, successful Carl: arrogant, sexy and just what she needs. Ignoring her best friend’s warning, Emma dives in head – and heart – first. Meanwhile, Jack devises a radical plan to get her back – and where better than a tropical paradise to shake off your relationship woes?

'Ensemble Theatre is delighted to welcome The Chaser’s Chris Taylor and Craig Reucassel, teaming up with David Williamson in a brand new play from the master of social comedy.' (Production summary)

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