Director: Julia Patey.
Production Designer: Tyler Ray Hawkins.
Lighting Designer: Benjamin Brockman.
Sound Designer: Clare Hennessy.
Stage Manager: Felix Hauge.
Cast: Laurence Coy, Jose Da Costa, and Cassandra Sorrell, Alexander Stylianou.
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Produced as part of 25A at Belvoir's Downstairs Theatre, Surry Hills, New South Wales: 5-21 April 2018.
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