College Play - "Don's Party"
Entertaining & Vivid portrayal of characters...
"Don's Party", by David Williamson, was first performed in Australia in 1972 and is a satirical look at Australian life in 1969. Set at a party on the night of the Australian Federal Elections, David Williamson's play is complete with male chauvinism, with a touch of mid-life crisis, blended with politics and beer.
The St Mark's Players performed this play to packed houses on 25th and 26th May in the Ballroom of Downer House. The casting of the play enabled the characters to come to life and give everyone who attended an accurate and engaging glimpse of life in the 60s in Australia.
Mark Healy as Don
Nikita Oddy as Kath
Tim Budenberg as Simon
Georgia Mott as Jody
Callum Deakin as Mal
Lizzie Arnold as Jenny
Richard Arnold as Mack
Bec Schultz as Kerry
Adam Pulford as Evan
Craig Gartley as Cooley
Alyssa Kelly as Susan
Directed by: Jess Conway
