AustLit

'Games are David Williamson's forte and corporate games are the target for his two newest plays. Sam, the victim of Corporate Vibes, is a real estate developer, a self-made man who gets his way by shouting. When his staff mutiny and he finds himself confronted by a soft-spoken mediator and demands for buildings which "delight the eye", the stage is set for vintage farce'. (Back cover).

'Face to Face takes up the issue in more serious vein. Glen is in his mid-20s, all brawn and not much brain. All he ever wanted to do was build scaffolding. Then one day in anger he rams the boss's Mercedes. Glen elects to have a judicial community conference in place of a trial, and the audience become witnesses to an emotional debate which draws out a trail of responsibility extending from Glen to his work-mates, his mother, his employer and to society itself.' (Publisher's blurb, back cover).