Strangers in Between explores brotherhood. Shane flees his family in regional Goulburn and finds himself in Sydney's Kings Cross. He attempts to build a surrogate family in the city. He confuses the two families. The city lover he worships is doubled and morphed with the brother he fears. Peter, an older man who is dealing with the imminent death of his elderly mother, is himself rendered maternal by the needs of runaway Shane.

IMAGE: Sam Dunn in the Griffin Theatre Company's premiere production of Strangers in Between, Sydney, 2005. Photo: Michael Corridore

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written by Matt , 04 May, 2008

I saw this play in Sydney and it's BRILLIANT. I'm so glad it's coming to Tasmania on its tour. It's incredibly funny and really moving too. A great gay story from the same writer and director who did Holding the Man (which DIDN'T come to Tasmania!). Hot cast I'm so getting some friends together to go again.

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