When Dad Married Fury
One thing's for sure: this is people behaving badly.
Overview
Adored babyboomer playwright David Williamson is back with another witty tale of human nature when faced with extreme circumstances.
Brothers Ian and Ben don’t always see eye to eye. When they go to visit their father for his birthday, they find all is not as expected. Their old man has come into a decent sum of money $100 million, to be exact. Dad has fallen for a beauty queen heralding from the States, so far in fact that he has married her without a thought to any prenuptial safety net.
How will they face this unreal situation? Is there more to Fury than her stunning good looks? One thing’s for sure: this is first and foremost a tale of people behaving badly.
For fans of Williamson's previous work, such as The Removalists and Don’s Party, or for those with a love for a darker laugh, be sure to secure your tickets for this strictly limited showing season.
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