He was primarily known for his powerful dramatic works that addressed the injustices faced by Aboriginal Australians and celebrated their cultural heritage. Some of his most notable plays include:
* The Dreamers (1968)
* Barbarism (1971)
* No Sugar (1982)
* Kullark (1986)
These plays offer a poignant reflection on the experiences and perspectives of Aboriginal people, making a significant contribution to Australian literature and theatre.
While Jack Davis may not have authored any poems, his impactful work continues to resonate and inspire generations.