Norm and Ahmed

Alexander Buzo's provocative two-hander that shook Australian theatre in 1968. In a public toilet, a chance encounter between university student Norm and Pakistani immigrant Ahmed spirals into a tense exploration of masculinity, racism, and violence. Sharp, confronting, and unnervingly relevant decades later, this landmark Australian play remains essential reading. Perfect for theatre lovers, students of Australian drama, and anyone interested in works that challenge and unsettle in equal measure.