This play examines the legacy of stolen Aboriginal children and the misguided good intentions of those in authority over them. After returning to their homeland, Annie's daughter is taken for fostering when a kindly nun wrongly advises of her death.

Manning's new play sensitively examines the legacy of stolen Aboriginal children and the misguided good intentions of those in authority over them. Spanning two generations from the 1950s to the 1990s, it tells the story of Pat and Annie and Annie's daughter Pearl is taken away for fostering.