All aboard for the world premiere of a dazzling new comedy from Australia’s most prolific and venerated playwright, David Williamson. When the Dunstan Playhouse opened in 1974, former Artistic Director, George Ogilvie commissioned Williamson to write the now legendary play The Department for State Theatre Company South Australia. Fifty years…

All aboard for the world premiere of a dazzling new comedy from Australia’s most prolific and venerated playwright, David Williamson. When the Dunstan Playhouse opened in 1974, former Artistic Director, George Ogilvie commissioned Williamson to write the now legendary play The Department for State Theatre Company South Australia. Fifty years…

All aboard for the world premiere of a dazzling new comedy from Australia’s most prolific and venerated playwright, David Williamson. When the Dunstan Playhouse opened in 1974, former Artistic Director, George Ogilvie commissioned Williamson to write the now legendary play The Department for State Theatre Company South Australia. Fifty years…

All aboard for the world premiere of a dazzling new comedy from Australia’s most prolific and venerated playwright, David Williamson. When the Dunstan Playhouse opened in 1974, former Artistic Director, George Ogilvie commissioned Williamson to write the now legendary play The Department for State Theatre Company South Australia. Fifty years…

All aboard for the world premiere of a dazzling new comedy from Australia’s most prolific and venerated playwright, David Williamson. When the Dunstan Playhouse opened in 1974, former Artistic Director, George Ogilvie commissioned Williamson to write the now legendary play The Department for State Theatre Company South Australia. Fifty years…

All aboard for the world premiere of a dazzling new comedy from Australia’s most prolific and venerated playwright, David Williamson. When the Dunstan Playhouse opened in 1974, former Artistic Director, George Ogilvie commissioned Williamson to write the now legendary play The Department for State Theatre Company South Australia. Fifty years…

All aboard for the world premiere of a dazzling new comedy from Australia’s most prolific and venerated playwright, David Williamson. When the Dunstan Playhouse opened in 1974, former Artistic Director, George Ogilvie commissioned Williamson to write the now legendary play The Department for State Theatre Company South Australia. Fifty years…

All aboard for the world premiere of a dazzling new comedy from Australia’s most prolific and venerated playwright, David Williamson. When the Dunstan Playhouse opened in 1974, former Artistic Director, George Ogilvie commissioned Williamson to write the now legendary play The Department for State Theatre Company South Australia. Fifty years…

All aboard for the world premiere of a dazzling new comedy from Australia’s most prolific and venerated playwright, David Williamson. When the Dunstan Playhouse opened in 1974, former Artistic Director, George Ogilvie commissioned Williamson to write the now legendary play The Department for State Theatre Company South Australia. Fifty years…

All aboard for the world premiere of a dazzling new comedy from Australia’s most prolific and venerated playwright, David Williamson. When the Dunstan Playhouse opened in 1974, former Artistic Director, George Ogilvie commissioned Williamson to write the now legendary play The Department for State Theatre Company South Australia. Fifty years…

All aboard for the world premiere of a dazzling new comedy from Australia’s most prolific and venerated playwright, David Williamson. When the Dunstan Playhouse opened in 1974, former Artistic Director, George Ogilvie commissioned Williamson to write the now legendary play The Department for State Theatre Company South Australia. Fifty years…

All aboard for the world premiere of a dazzling new comedy from Australia’s most prolific and venerated playwright, David Williamson. When the Dunstan Playhouse opened in 1974, former Artistic Director, George Ogilvie commissioned Williamson to write the now legendary play The Department for State Theatre Company South Australia. Fifty years…