Theatre
A court-side tribute to Evonne Goolagong Cawley, a Dylan-inspired jukebox musical, and a new production of Michelle Law’s Single Asian Female are among highlights of State Theatre Company SA’s newly-unveiled 2022 program.
Theatre
Indigenous director Margaret Harvey has used colour-conscious casting to give a 21st-century Australian context to playwright Edward Albee’s 60-year-old American play Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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Opening hot on the heels of a damning new report about the rapid rate of climate change, playwright Finegan Kruckemeyer’s Hibernation imagines a future where the entire global population is put to sleep for a year to save the planet.
State Theatre’s exuberant and entertaining new production is set in a small rural town where nothing changes, but change is overdue. Five women from Appleton chew through some timely questions about fairness, opportunity and gender equity.
Brace for the sound of the starting pistol – The Appleton Ladies’ Potato Race is ready to get set and go at the Royalty Theatre.
New South Australian play Euphoria shines a light on the joys and trials of rural life with a potent combination of brilliant writing and superb stagecraft. It’s a stellar production on every level.
