Stirling Players gathers a strong cast for the revival of a David Williamson play that, sadly, is more relevant 20 years later. Director Vicky Horwood has an eye for talent, assembling an impressive cast who work cohesively and understand the material well. This classic Williamson play, set in 2005, has trademark humour and boldly-drawn characters. The staging and direction ensure that it gallops along with terrific energy and a pace to keep us interested as we are propelled towards a very satisfying ending.