How does Hamlet hold up in 2021? That is the question

New collective Good Company Theatre will take a radically different approach to Shakespeare with its debut production Hamlet in the Other Room – a play that will be performed by an all-female cast in the dressing room, corridors and performance space of Rumpus.

Time is the essence of this very personal play

Grounded in her own experience, Michèle Saint-Yves’ Clock for No Time is a play about disability, the father-daughter relationship and living in a world where it often feels like time is running out – and the writer-director is determined to ensure as many people as possible can see it.

The cast of 'The Triumph of Man – A Comedy in Two Acts', which is being presented at Rumpus Theatre until September 26. Photo: Laura Franklin

Theatre review: The Triumph of Man – A Comedy in Two Acts

Rumpus teams up with independent theatre-makers James Watson and Mary Angley to bring a touch of farce to the serious questions of what and who we believe when art and media become vehicles for propaganda.

Propaganda is a laughing matter in The Triumph of Man

SPONSORED: With the support of a Helpmann Academy Creative Investment Fellowship, emerging independent theatre-makers James Watson and Mary Angley are bringing their propaganda comedy to the Rumpus stage.

Review: Strata // Forgiveness

This double bill of plays from SA creators aims to lift up Australia’s ‘lucky country’ veneer to reveal the complex, often dark, mess writhing beneath.

It's game on in this lively study of female adolescence

A cast of young Adelaide performers are honing their ball skills alongside their acting talents in a Pulitzer-nominated play that sees a girls’ soccer team discussing everything from love to global politics during its weekly warm-ups.

Scoring The Split

The score is an integral part of the performance of The Split, a play revolving around two people on a fishing boat which has its final performances this weekend at Rumpus Theatre in Bowden.