Wasters

Wasters is a serious family drama written by Australian playwright Arthur Adams, exploring themes of legacy and societal responsibilities. The play critiques the concept of 'wasters' in society, highlighting the tensions between those who produce and those who consume. Notably, it features comic scenes set in a women's undergarment department, juxtaposing humor with serious social commentary. The play reflects on the dynamics of dependency and exploitation within familial and societal structures.