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Jacky | Belvoir - Australian Stage Online

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By Declan Furber Gillick, Richard Cotter
| Australian Stage Verified
A play that begins with “The world is your oyster” and ends with “It’s just a roast”, Jacky is a theatrical feast. Written by Declan Furber Gillick, directed by Mark Wilson, the show opens with a febrile kinetic energy as Jacky’s brother, Keith arrives in the big city to pursue an apprenticeship with a bakery. Keith is excited and excitable in contrast to Jacky’s calmer temperament.
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Jacky - Belvoir St Theatre (NSW)

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By Declan Furber Gillick
| Theatre Thoughts
Type:  Contemporary drama, Political, In your face, Adult themes and content If you liked: Mystery Road, Total Control, True Colours, Sweet Country Declan Furber Gillick’s play Jacky is an upfront, challenging (to white Australians) exploration of identity, family, and the weight of generational trauma. Set against a contemporary backdrop, the play skilfully combines humour and raw emotion to unpack complex themes surrounding cultural disconnection and belonging.
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Belvoir’s 2025 Season

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By Declan Furber Gillick, Andrew Bovell, S. Shakthidharan, Dalara Williams
| stagewhispers.com.au Verified
Belvoir has announced its 2025 Season, presenting nine plays including new Australian work, multi-layered and joyful Indigenous stories, some adaptations, a Shakespeare and some classics done the Belvoir way. “Belvoir is a great big ongoing unfinished story made up of all the stories we tell, have ever told, and are yet to tell. Every new show adds to this gargantuan decades-long group-improvisation. It is a tale told by thousands. An epic hundreds of episodes long.
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