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Tony Strachan's "State of Shock" presents a disturbing and potent study of Aboriginal-white relations in Australia. Inspired by the true story of Alwyn Peter, an Aboriginal man convicted of murder, the play explores the profound impact of forced removal from traditional lands and the destructive conditions of life on the reserve.
The narrative unfolds through shared and dramatic storytelling, as two Aboriginal actors embody a multitude of characters. The play examines themes of racism, violence, and cultural dispossession, offering a raw and unflinching portrayal of the challenges faced by Aboriginal communities. "State of Shock" is a gripping and emotionally charged piece that resonates with audiences.
Used (good, see images, ex library) Softcover ISBN 0868196193
