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Theatre review: Antigone
State Theatre Company SA’s Antigone is a powerhouse renovation of an ancient story for the modern era, transforming a tragedy into a revolutionary call to action.
State Theatre Company SA’s Antigone is a powerhouse renovation of an ancient story for the modern era, transforming a tragedy into a revolutionary call to action.
Meg Wilson’s uncanny ability to create worlds that defy time and space will be on show in two major Adelaide productions premiering this month – with the dual offering solidifying her reputation as one of the city’s most in-demand theatre artists.
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Inspired by South Australia’s Limestone Coast and an experience from his own childhood, Caleb Lewis’s new play is a deep dive into a dark night of the soul.
This extraordinary mix of masterly storytelling and astute use of Bob Dylan songs has given the stage musical new heft and new meaning.
Girls & Boys showcases the commanding talents of Justine Clarke as she traces a relationship from its dreams and achievements to the bleakest depths of domestic violence. It is a tour de force.
Margaret Harvey injects Edward Albee’s 20th-century masterpiece with fresh blood, reimagining this caustic classic with a modern Australian focus.