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The Dictionary of Lost Words at Sydney Theatre Company

Dates: 3/1/2025 - 3/22/2025

📍 Theatre: Sydney Theatre Company


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The Dictionary of Lost Words is a stage adaptation by Verity Laughton based on Pip Williams' novel, exploring the significance of words and their meanings through the lens of language and culture. Directed by Jessica Arthur, the production features a cast that includes Arkia Ashraf, Rachel Burke, Ksenja Logos, and Shannen Alyce Quan. The show will run from March 1 to March 22, 2025, at the Roslyn Packer Theatre as part of the Sydney Theatre Company's season.

Cast and Creative Team for The Dictionary of Lost Words at Sydney Theatre Company

Cast

Ensemble
Ensemble
Shirong Wu
Ensemble
Olivia De Jonge
Ensemble
Ensemble
Lorinda Merrypor
Ensemble
Masego Pitso
Ensemble
Arkia Ashraf
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ksenja Logos
Ensemble
Shannen Alyce Quan
Ensemble
Ensemble
Vidya Makan
Ensemble
Mandy McElhinney
Ensemble
Ensemble
Eddie Muliaumaseali’I
Ensemble
John O’May
Ensemble
Christina O’Neill
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Ensemble
Heather Mitchell
Ensemble
Pamela Rabe
Ensemble
Ahunim Abebe
Ensemble
Ensemble
Rebecca Gibney
Ensemble
Ensemble
Andrew McFarlane
Ensemble
Joseph Althouse
Ensemble
Josh McConville
Ensemble
Kate Mulvany
Ensemble
Aaron Pedersen
Ensemble
Ziggy Resnick
Ensemble
Emily Goddard
Ensemble
Kat Stewart
Ensemble
David Whiteley
Ensemble
Harvey Zielinski
Ensemble
Seong Hui Xuan
Ensemble
Merlynn Tong
Ensemble
Kimie Tsukakoshi
Ensemble

Creative Team

Artistic Director
Sarah Goodes
Director
Kate Mulvany
Writer
Director
Director
Director
Tom Gleisner
Book and Lyrics
Katie Weston
Music
Courtney Stewart
Director
Lighting Designer
Pamela Rabe
Director
Declan Greene
Co-Director
Amy Sole
Co-Director
Jessica Arthur
Director
Dramaturg
Priscilla Jackman
Director

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