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In 1977 the Australian Performing Group staged a production of this new play, written by Stephen Mastare, at the Pram Factory in Carlton. Unhappy with the depiction of his father, Harry Telford's son Gerald contacted the group through his lawyer requesting a number of changes to the script.
Production Details
Performed at the APG, Pram Factory, Carlton, Victoria. 11 March to April 24, 1977. Also performed at the Perth Festival.
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