'The structural idea behind "Three Short Plays About the Same Two People" is an experiment in non-linear narrative. The play has been conceived so that the three short plays that it comprises can be arranged into six different narratives of the same set of events, depending on the chosen order of performance. This form has been chosen as an investigation into the means by which traditional narrative patterns in drama can be disrupted and rearranged and what that does to expectations of climactic structuring and denouement.
'The point of the structural experiment is as a metaphor for the play's content. "Three Short Plays About the Same Two People" examines the fragmentation of identity and relationships that takes place in the wake of sexual violence.' Source: www.nationalplayfestival.org.au/(Sighted 20/01/2009).
A staged reading at the 2009 National Play Festival held at Ten Days on the Island, Tasmania, 1 and 3 April 2009.