Theatre
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.
Theatre
Brace for the sound of the starting pistol – The Appleton Ladies’ Potato Race is ready to get set and go at the Royalty Theatre.
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In preparation for writing State Theatre work Euphoria, playwright Emily Steel travelled through seven towns in regional South Australia to examine the dynamics and mental health impacts of living in a small community.
In 90 engaging minutes, writer and performer Jonathan Biggins’ Gospel brings us not just a fascinating study of Paul Keating, but an account of a transformative time in Australian political history.
Is there a more entertaining or significant figure in recent Australian history with whom to spend an evening than former PM Paul Keating? The answer, according to writer and actor Jonathan Biggins, is no.
Slingsby takes Martin McKenna’s memoir The Boy Who Talked to Dogs back to County Limerick where it began, with a show featuring an Irish pub band, shadow dog puppets and a brilliant performance by Irish actor Bryan Burroughs.
