Stargazers is a play about land. A piece of land that hosts friends and lovers, enemies and prospectors, those that stay and those that leave, campfires and funeral pyres, pasture parties and picnic tables, Abba and boxed wine, electricity and ghosts, and skeletons buried in the corral. It is a story about women who love the land and the agricultural communities who have no place for them. But most of all, it’s about the land.