Four Australian Plays: The Front Room Boys;Who;White with Wire Wheels;Chicago Chicago

A cracking snapshot of Australian theatre from the 1960s and 70s, this Penguin collection brings together four distinctive voices exploring suburban life, identity, and our evolving national character. From the political tensions of The Front Room Boys to the chrome-wheeled dreams of White with Wire Wheels, these plays capture a pivotal moment when Australian drama was finding its own accent and grit. Perfect for theatre enthusiasts, students of Australian literature, or anyone curious about how our stories sounded on stage before multiculturalism and digitisation changed everything.