‘The Holidays is certainly value for money – there is so much crammed into 80 minutes, it’s difficult to know where to start. Award-winning playwright David Megarrity explores the relationships between fathers and sons and the problems of aging parents. The plot is simple. The Holidays are not on holidays. They are visiting Grandad Holiday’s seaside shack. But there’s no grandad – he’s in an aged care facility and the family is there to sort through the detritus of a lifetime. We know little about him except for the fact that he was an artist and that he has amassed an art collection from his eccentric arty friends,’ Toni Johnson-Woods writes in her review for West End Magazine.
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David Megarrity & Bridget Boyle
Toni Johnson-Woods & Isobelle Carmody
Sophia Hall, Jenni Robertson & Jeremy Britton
Shari Irwin & Sean Dowing
Shari Irwin & Alana Salm
Sean Foran & Chloe Kempe
Renee Davidson & Amanda Jolly
Philippa Finney & Emily Gorman
Matthew Filkins & Sonya Chindamo
Lauren Graham & Ashlee Delbridge
Kate Fell & Jo Thomas
Jan Huggett & John Molloy
Elizabeth Provins & Fiona Flower
Elise Lawrence & Trystan Bass
Donnita Maher & Serena Varendorff
Bridget Boyle & David Megarrity
Abbey Filko, Marina de Jager & Riette de Jager
