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Publicity still for "Crazy Brave". L-R: Paul English as Nick Feast, Fiona Todd as Deborah Lee, James Wardlaw as Paul Arnott, Alison Whyte as Alice Ford, Brett Climo as Jim Morgan, Bruce Myles as Harold Hoffman. Photographer: Jeff Busby

Crazy Brave

By Michael Gurr

23 June 2000 – 22 July 2000 Merlyn Theatre

Playbox Theatre Company,

New Writing Theatre World Premiere

Michael Gurr's play investigates the growing anti-corporate, anti-globalisation movement and the fine line between attention-grabbing pranks and terrorist activity.

Alice is 'crazy brave' — a member of a political group trying to bring about change through the guerilla tactics of urban nuisance. This award-winning play is about three characters forced to find their own definitions of courage.

Production still for "Crazy Brave". L-R: Bruce Myles as Harold Hoffman, Paul English as Nick Feast. Photographer: Jeff Busby

Production still for "Crazy Brave". L-R: Brett Climo as Jim Morgan, Alison Whyte as Alice Ford, James Wardlaw as Paul Arnott, Fiona Todd as Deborah Lee. Photographer: Jeff Busby

Production still for "Crazy Brave". L-R: Bruce Myles as Harold Hoffman, Alison Whyte as Alice Ford. Photographer: Jeff Busby

Production still for "Crazy Brave". L-R: Fiona Todd as Deborah Lee, Alison Whyte as Alice Ford. Photographer: Jeff Busby

Production still for "Crazy Brave". L-R: Bruce Myles as Harold Hoffman, Paul English as Nick Feast. Photographer: Jeff Busby

Production still for "Crazy Brave". L-R: Brett Climo as Jim Morgan, Alison Whyte as Alice Ford, James Wardlaw as Paul Arnott, Fiona Todd as Deborah Lee. Photographer: Jeff Busby

Production still for "Crazy Brave". L-R: Bruce Myles as Harold Hoffman, Alison Whyte as Alice Ford. Photographer: Jeff Busby

Production still for "Crazy Brave". L-R: Fiona Todd as Deborah Lee, Alison Whyte as Alice Ford. Photographer: Jeff Busby