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The play begins in on an Aboriginal reserve, where the Millimurra-Munday family lives on meager government rations. jack davis no sugar pdf
No Sugar is a post-colonial realist play written by Jack Davis, a prominent Noongar playwright and activist. Set in Western Australia during the Great Depression (1929–1934), the play chronicles the struggles of the Millimurra family, an Aboriginal family forced to relocate by white government authorities. | Source | Access Type | |--------|--------------| |