Harry lives alone. He and his wife divorced some years ago - a happy enough marriage, but a lavender one. He’s going on holiday with his daughter and grandkids soon. They’re going to see wild elephants for the first time.

Oz is back home housesitting while his folks are away. He’s single and ready to mingle, but this suburb is quiet, and he’s looking after a very clingy dog.

Oh - and Oz’s mother is all too ready to volunteer him for tasks. Like helping that nice feller up the road with his garden.

“A unique creative voice... funny, moving, insightful, honest” - Garreth Cruikshank, What’s on Sydney, Sydney QTOPIA Pride Fest 2026

“The beauty of this piece lies in its rarity and intricacies... he is fast becoming a staple of the Adelaide Fringe, and it’s easy to see why” - Joshua Maxwell, Theatre Thoughts, Sydney QTOPIA Pride Fest 2026

Age rating: Ages 15 +

Content warnings: Sexual content, homophobia, strong language, discussions of assault/abuse, discussions of mental health. This show talks about some dark parts of queer history, but do not be afraid - if you need to step out you can. You are among friends

Access: Wheelchair accessible, Seated.

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