1838: Richard Wagner writes Rienzi. Seventy years later, a 17-year-old Adolf Hitler witnesses the composer’s extraordinary first opera in performance - and is struck dumb. For Wagner, it was one of the greatest …
A common girl with uncommon conviction, Joan of Arc has stood as an icon of protest throughout the ages. George Bernard Shaw’s dynamic classic play, written in 1923, three years after Joan’s canonisation, …
Somewhere in the Australian bush, mild-mannered archaeologist Dr Jacqueline Brown is conducting a survey on a site intended for the new factory of a shadowy corporation. She’s under pressure to provide the …
Are you dying for technology? Hurrah Hurrah & Old 505 Theatre presentRoomba Nation 4-21 July Pippie finds herself in the ward from which patients don’t usually return. A curious …
THE MAN IN THE ATTICBy multi-award-winning playwright Timothy Daly Directed by Moira Blumenthal The Australian premiere of The Man In The Attic written by one of Australia’s most internationally-produced …
After winning over everyone who came to see it at Sydney Theatre Company in 2016, this very cheeky, very clever, utterly irreverent riff on Hamlet – made especially for children – is back for a return season …
Inspired by true stories of the repatriation of stolen bones, Ngarrindjeri writer H Lawrence Sumner’s play is a sweeping family story that examines four generations of history in a rural community. Jeremiah Tucker …
Celebrated playwright Kate Mulvany brings to the stage Park’s revered trilogy – Missus, The Harp in the South and Poor Man’s Orange. This epic stage adaptation spreads Park’s beloved stories …