'Charlie’s life changed a lot when his father was deployed to Afghanistan, but it changed even more when he returned with the scars of war. Charlie is sent to live with his Aunt Angela, who’s quiet country life is no contest for the action and adventure that lives inside his video games.
'Angela is what some would consider a collector, or to others a hoarder. But amongst the sea of knick-knacks and bric-a-brac, there is a treasure trove of priceless letters that are set to take these two unlikely allies on a life-changing journey.
'Moving seamlessly between the journey of a 13-year-old in contemporary Australia and a 16-year-old on The Western Front in 1916, this beautiful play from Sandra Eldridge is an uplifting exploration of how we carry our past into our present.'
Source: Publisher's blurb.
First produced by Monkey Baa Theatre Company, and opened at The Darling Quarter Theatre, Sydney, on the 16th June 2015.
