Theatre
Adapted by Kate Mulvany from the novel by Craig Silvey, State Theatre’s Jasper Jones sees the struggles faced by residents of an Australian country town become metaphors for many of the issues that need to be confronted by us all.
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A decade after Australian author Craig Silvey released Jasper Jones – a seismic novel that grapples with racism and camaraderie – director Nescha Jelk will stare down her own white privilege while directing the production for Adelaide audiences.
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What does a philanthropist look like in 2019? Meet the everyday people who believe in State Theatre Company’s mission to deliver the magic of theatre to the far corners of South Australia.
Did someone say ‘musical’ and ‘Judy Garland’ in the same sentence? Yes, it’s Cabaret Festival time in Adelaide, and End of the Rainbow is a hot ticket that will make you both laugh and cry.
Coinciding with the 50-year anniversary of Judy Garland’s death, the State Theatre Company South Australia will celebrate one of Hollywood’s most-loved performers with a play that Broadway would be proud of.
State Theatre Company of SA and Queensland Theatre celebrated the opening of Sue Smith’s Hydra last week at the Dunstan Playhouse, followed by a post-show function at Malt Shovel Taphouse.
