Till the Stars Come Down is the South Australian premiere of the 2024 Oliver nominated play by British playwright Beth Steel, directed by Nick Fagan. The play is a portrait of family, class, and belonging, set against the backdrop of a family wedding where tensions and emotions rise beneath the surface. The ensemble cast includes Martha Lott, Michelle Nightingale, Krystal Cave, Jo St Clair, Brendan Cooney, Brant Eustice, Spencer Scholz, Steve Turner, Laura Lines, and Millie Fagan.
Cast and Creative Team for Till the Stars Come Down at Holden Street Theatres
Cast
Martha Lott
Ensemble
Brant Eustice
Ensemble
Brendan Cooney
Ensemble
Jo St Clair
Ensemble
Krystal Cave
Ensemble
Spencer Scholz
Ensemble
Steve Turner
Ensemble
Laura Lines
Ensemble
Michelle Nightingale
Ensemble
Millie Fagan
Ensemble
Creative Team
Martha Lott
Artistic Director
Martha Lott
Chief Executive
Nick Fagan
Director in Residence
News About Till the Stars Come Down at Holden Street Theatres
Review: TILL THE STARS COME DOWN at The Studio, Holden Street Theatres
May 31, 2026 Nick Fagan has drawn together some of Adelaide’s finest performers.
TILL THE STARS COME DOWN To Open Holden Street Theatres 2026 Season
May 06, 2026 Holden Street Theatres will open its 2026 season with the South Australian premiere of TILL THE STARS COME DOWN, Beth Steel's Oliver-nominated play, directed by Nick Fagan with a local ensemble cast.
Holden Street Theatres To Launch Its 2026 Season With Four Mainstage Productions And A New Era Of Programming
November 24, 2025 Holden Street Theatres will launch its 2026 Season with an ambitious slate of new work, South Australian premieres, and major artistic appointments that signal a bold new chapter for the Adelaide venue.About the Theatre
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