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Five short dramas with a fair-trade flavour.

If you are interested in Fair Trade you should read these short dramas by Cally Phillips.

Originally performed in 2007 and 2008 these plays are a humorous take on a serious issue. They are flexible in style and can be adapted to suit many performance situations.

Go Bananas, Like Chocolate? , Wake up and Smell the Coffee, Cottoning On, and A Nice Cup of Tea? all address the issues of fair trade in some of the everyday products and commodities we buy and consume.

These plays have been published by HoAmPresst to raise awareness of World Fair Trade Day 2012.