Helpmann Award-nominated writer Ash Flanders’ Commentary is a sharp, provocative play that interrogates the ethics of artmaking, accountability, and memory in an era of public reckoning. The story centres on Nick, played by Gyton Grantley ( Underbelly, House Husbands ), a...
A deliriously dark, heart-stabbing, and hilarious queer ghost story about love, grief, and the demons we can’t quite exorcise — especially the leather-clad ones. After the death of his fiancé, Anthony retreats to their country house to grieve, only to be haunted — literally and...
From award-winning Australian writer Aidan Fennessy comes The Heartbreak Choir — a love song to kindness, courage and the humble community choir. In a weathered CFA hall on the edge of town, five locals gather to sing. They’ve broken away from their old choir over a matter of...
The company is in sound hands under Petra Kalive.…
Definitely not to be missed.…
A perfect introduction to opera for younger folk.…
Australian Dance Theatre takes their role as storytellers and educators very seriously.…
This is a production that enthrals.…
A comic tale of love and mystery.…
Do get a ticket to this beautiful piece of theatre.…
A rarity; a show sold out weeks before opening.…
An experience that may possibly require more than one visit.…
A series of sketches based on familiar themes from the cartoons.…
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In the backyard of an Adelaide mosque, an unlikely alliance takes root between Goolie, an Afghan cameleer and mosque caretaker, and Dulcie, a young Aboriginal woman navigating life, loss and love on Kaurna Country. As war, racism and bureaucracy press in from all sides, their...
What begins as a faithful production of Chekhov’s poignant, pastoral play, spirals into a meticulously crafted chaos engine — testing the limits of sincerity, concentration, and collective theatrical endurance. In this deliriously overstimulating remix, Chekhovian despair is...
The Importance of Being Earnest is beloved for its wit, satire, and gleeful skewering of Victorian respectability. But beneath the dazzling dialogue lies something more radical: a world built on performance — of identity, class, and desire. The play follows two young men, Jack...
Richard Roxburgh ( Rake, The Correspondent, Elvis ), Damon Herriman ( Better Man, The Tourist, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood ) and Ryan Corr ( Kangaroo, House of the Dragon, Packed to the Rafters ) star together in the internationally award-winning play ART by Yasmina Reza...
After a triumphant and sold-out Australian national tour, the smash hit RBG: Of Many, One finally arrives in Adelaide. The brilliant Heather Mitchell will be reviving her award-winning and critically acclaimed “virtuosic performance” ( The Conversation ) of the woman who changed...
Boys being boys. It is the biggest night of Melbourne’s academic calendar, the Grand Finale of the Year 12 Interschool Debating Tournament, and the all-boys team from the elite St Imperium College are ready to totally annihilate their sister school — until things take a dark...
The Eureka Day School in Berkeley, California, is a bastion of progressive ideals: inclusivity, equality and social justice. All decisions are made by consensus, resulting in some very long meetings. But when African American mother Carina joins the board and a viral outbreak...
Academic couple George and Martha have invited their new colleagues, Nick and Honey, over for a friendly drink. As the alcohol flows, the night gets darker and so does the conversation.Edward Albees masterwork erupted onto the Broadway stage in 1962, stormed the silver screen in...
Its the year 2030 and there is an immediate climate crisis. With little choice remaining, world leaders make a collective, pragmatic decision to save the planet. For an entire year, all 8.5 billion humans on Earth will hibernate.Gas will be launched into the atmosphere and the...
2020 marked the 20th anniversary of the Harbour Bridge Walk for Reconciliation, where the word Sorry was written across the sky; an event recounted in Deborah Mailman and Wesley Enochs beloved 1995 Australian play. Much has changed since then, but not enough.In this updated...
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The Heartbreak Choir State Theatre Company South Australia (11/20-12/05) |
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Log Boy State Theatre Company South Australia (10/01-10/10) |
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Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike Little Theatre (10/09-10/18) |
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Commentary State Theatre Company South Australia (8/21-9/05) |
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The Shawshank Redemption Her Majesty's Theatre (4/01-4/11) VIDEOS |
