Where do you go when you don’t have a home?
Coming home one night, Sandra learns she has two weeks to move out. It’s nothing personal, her housemates just have a friend who needs somewhere to stay. No choice but to pack up and find another sharehouse. But Sandra is in her 50s and affordable places are hard to find in the ruthless Sydney rental market.
In one interview after another, she contorts herself into the shape of what she thinks people want in a housemate. But with each rejection she becomes increasingly desperate, losing control of her life in frighteningly simple ways.
BROOKE ROBINSON is a playwright from Sydney, currently based in London. Her credits as a playwright include The Telescope, Animal/People and Dangerous Lenses. Robinson is a graduate of ATYP’s Fresh Ink writers ensemble, Stephen Jeffreys' invitational writers group at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (London), and is a current member of The Criterion Theatre’s invitational West End writers group, led by Greg Mosse. She was one of six artists to be commissioned for Imagine 2037, the imaginary theatre festival for the British Council's 20th Anniversary Edinburgh Festival Showcase, and was shortlisted for Matthew Warchus’ inaugural Old Vic 12 playwriting commission at the Old Vic Theatre in London. Good Cook. Friendly. Clean. was shortlisted for the 2017 Griffin Award and was read at London’s Bunker Theatre as part of the Damsel Women Directors’ Festival.
| Cast Info | 2F, 1M |
| Genres | - |
| Themes | Political/Social themes |
| Audiences | Young Adult |
| Extent | 74 |
| Edition | CTS |
| Size | 137 x 210 mm |
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