A one man show enacting the journal of an Aussie soldier in the First World War engaged on teh Western Front (post-Gallipoli). It starts with the grandson finding the journal and helmet and then takes us back through volunteering, training and the horrors of trench warfare. Very effective use of little set and few props gave a powerful feeling of the soldier's world but some of the dialogue was lost to the loud sound effects, especially when spoken through a gas mask! A good uniform was spoil by zip-up boots which I guess were chosen for speed of use but broke the effect. None the less, a really strong performance of a moving play.