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Nick Fagan has drawn together some of Adelaide’s finest performers.

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 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.

One of the greatest plays of the 20th century, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? will arrive at Holden Street Theatres this August in a showcase of some of South Australia's finest talent.

You don’t want to miss this one.

Angels in America is a landmark play.

Director, Nick Fagan. has assembled a strong cast.

One more excellent production from Red Phoenix

Red Phoenix has delivered an exceptional piece of powerful theatre. See What BWW's Critic Thinks

The shortlist has been announced.

Essential viewing for lovers of great theatre, and a master class for other actors.

Ex-lovers, Kyra Hollis and Tom Sergeant, are poles apart.

With nine plays, across a variety of genres, there is something for everybody in this theatrical festival

Adelaide theatre company Verendus Theatrical are back at the Holden Street Theatres with their latest production, the South Australian premiere of David Hare's a?oeSKYLIGHTa?? .

Book tickets right now. Do not delay for a second.

The Guild can be justly proud of this production

It's St George's Day, the day of the Flintock Fair and the day officials from Kennet and Avon Council arrive to evict Johnny 'Rooster' Byron for good. But the local charismatic hell-raiser has other plans.

It's St George's Day, the day of the Flintock Fair and the day officials from Kennet and Avon Council arrive to evict Johnny 'Rooster' Byron for good. But the local charismatic hell-raiser has other plans.

The play is a comedy, but it has depth and substance.

If you want to catch this one, you'll need to book right now.