It’s March 2nd, 1996, Federal Election day, when troubled writer Nick moves into a history-filled halfway house in a small cul-de-sac in inner Sydney. The winds of conservative political change are blowing hard in Australia, but satirist John Doyle’s moving, funny and at times shocking play The Pig Iron People is not about politics. It’s an absorbing and sharply observed tale about different generations and how life, love, prejudice and memories impact the way we see ourselves and others.

Cast: Lindsay Dunn, Brian Godfrey, Nick Launchbury, Leah Lowe, Jack Robins, Joanne St Clair, Thomas Filsell and Deb Walsh.

Mature themes. Some coarse language. 15+