As a sort of protest, I am not going to the opening of No Pay? No Way! at the Sydney Theatre Company. Originally by Italian, Dario Fo, it has been adapted by Marieke Hardy. Proudly describing herself as the granddaughter of a communist, it is unsurprising that she is attracted to the writings of Dario Fo (1926-2016) who claimed never to have joined the Communist party; not sufficiently revolutionary for him.
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