“We’re only going to have one chance at self-government. If we’re lucky.” – Robert
“And when have we ever been lucky?” – Rachel
There’s a cry for change on Partridge Crop Reserve. The welfare cheques are late – if they’re coming at all – the Chief is pushing his luck in Vegas (again) and a restless desperation has led to rumblings of self-government. There’s a lot at stake and establishing a new system without real change feels like building a house on a crumbling foundation. Can this spirited group of ordinary Joes ditch the fareWel for good and take control of their lives?
Crackling with Ian Ross’s trademark wit and warmth, this dark comedy about life and politics on a Reserve was awarded the 1997 Governor General’s Award for Drama.
Please note: the nickname of the character Sheldon is being revised by Julia Ross for this and future productions.
