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No Sugar

Jack Davis

77 pages • 2 hours read

Jack Davis

No Sugar

Fiction | Play | Adult | Published in 1986

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  • Summary
    • Act Summaries & Analyses
  • Act I, Scenes 1-5
  • Act I, Scenes 6-10
  • Act II, Scenes 1-5
  • Act II, Scenes 6-10
  • Act III, Scenes 1-5
  • Act IV, Scenes 1-5
  • Act IV, Scenes 6-10
  • Character Analysis
  • Themes
  • Symbols & Motifs
  • Important Quotes
  • Essay Topics

    • Essay Topics

    1.

    No Sugar is meant to be performed on a stage. How would seeing it performed by actors, versus reading it in script format, strengthen its effect? Are there any ways in which it might weaken it? Discuss.

    2.

    What is the significance of the title No Sugar?

    3.

    No Sugar makes heavy use of Aboriginal dialect. Did this use of language enhance your engagement with the play, or was it distracting? Why or why not? 

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