A reconciliation between a mother and the daughter she gave away at birth. Anna is a successful film editor in her 40s who has defined herself through her political conscience. Living alone in a cold, stylish apartment she believes she has come to terms with her history, until a young woman called Billie arrives at her door.

Australia's most popular playwright explores community conferencing, a process bringing together the victims and perpetrators of a crime to attempt some kind of reconciliation. This trilogy reveals that courage and forgiveness run deeper in the human psyche than many cynics would have us believe.

In the 1930s, three young girls fled through harsh desert country after being kidnapped by authorities in the name of miscegenation. Their remarkable story is now the subject of a new film by Australian director Phil Noyce.

Based on a story by Xavier Herbert, John Romeril's new play is a magical portrayal of 1930s Broome that weaves an astonishing blend of folktale, magic and spectacle as it races to its wild conclusion.