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Through These Lines

Cheryl Ward
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Little Gully Publishing

About

From Gallipoli to the Western Front - Australia's trained nurses were there. Follow Sister Florence Whiting on her four-year journey, from departure on the troopship Kyarra to tours of duty in Egypt, Lemnos and France.



Flo and her fellow nursing sisters are outnumbered and out of their element, their skill dismissed by senior officers. Against a backdrop of lantern-lit wards, bright Mediterranean skies and crowded, muddy fields, we see Flo fight to find her place.



Based on meticulous research, Through These Lines is an honest account of women in war. There is humour, anger, hope, sadness and frustration. But most of all there is courage - Flo sees her task through to the end.



A play in 5 acts.



"Out of the ordinary" - Sydney Morning Herald



"Grabs the audience's attention and emotions right 'til the very end" - The Blurb



"Sad. Affecting. And very worthwhile." - Crikey

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