Spanning ten years from the 1960’s to the 1970’s, Sonal Moore’s autobiographical play follows the journey of her parents to make a new life in Australia - why they first came and what made them stay. Seen through the eyes of three generations of women, Ten Years To Home reveals the challenges faced by an… Read More »Ten Years To Home
What did it feel like when you were seventeen? What’s it like to be seventeen now? Joyful and profound, Matthew Whittet’s Seventeen tells the story of a group of high school students, experiencing something we all remember well, the last day of school – for ever. Through a fog of stolen alcohol, six teenagers gather… Read More »Seventeen
Experience Frankenstein, an extraordinary tale of creation and humanity, retold in a large-scale theatrical event. Victor Frankenstein, a grieving but brilliantly ambitious young scientist, pushes the boundaries of theory and morality to create a living being from the remains of the dead. But playing God has its consequences… Shunned by society and plagued by an… Read More »Frankenstein
A musical feast celebrating the women who refused to behave. Well-Behaved Women, a song cycle by Carmel Dean is a musical feast by where these legends (and a few we’re keeping up our sleeves) are brought to life and reimagined through powerful and often hilarious songs, that celebrate the ways in which their behaviour helped… Read More »Well-Behaved Women
Somewhere on the fringes of the internet, Ria e-meets Flick and instantly falls in analogue love. They’ve never actually met IRL, but their passion is as real as the moon landing, the loch ness monster and the flying saucers over Roswell. That is, until Ria learns with horror that Flick is a ‘Flat Earther’ –… Read More »Flat Earthers: The Musical
Dear Evan Hansen is the raw, moving and inspiring story of a socially anxious highschooler who is suddenly thrust into the spotlight when he inadvertently invents an important role for himself at the centre of a local tragedy.
Bored, trapped in a stifling marriage and longing for freedom, Hedda attempts to destroy the lives of those around her with spontaneous acts of rebellion and revenge. One of Ibsen's most famous and vivid anti-heroines, Hedda Gabler struggles to break free from a life of convention with disastrous consequences. A provocative production with a complicated… Read More »Hedda Gabler
In the small Australian town of McGuffin Park, the local council is thrown into disarray when the mayor suddenly resigns a week before the mid-term election, despite being a shoo-in to keep his seat. When a self-proclaimed ‘sovereign citizen’ with an anti-government agenda is revealed as next in line for the top job, two friends… Read More »McGuffin Park
The NSW Public Schools State Drama Festival are showcases of excellence in these art forms. Featuring students from Kindergarten to Year 12, the festivals celebrate the work of The Arts Unit’s Ensemble Programs as well as exemplar pieces from public schools across NSW. Each festival offers public performances as well as industry specialist workshops for… Read More »NSW State Drama Festival
It started as a play and Broadway laughed. A movie and a TV series followed and the whole world laughed. Now, laugh all over again with this hilarious new Australian stage production of The Odd Couple. Felix and Oscar, two divorced men, decide to share an apartment. The only problem is they’re as different as… Read More »SIX The Musical
Written by the acclaimed playwright Anthony Weigh, Sunday is inspired by the stories and myths of the Heide Circle – the renowned group of friends, lovers, and rivals that produced some of this country’s most beloved visual artists. It is also the story of the torrid and passionate affair between Reed and the Circle’s most… Read More »Sunday
In this gripping 90-minute performance, young refugees from Afghanistan, Syria, and Iraq, who are starting anew in Australia, share their remarkable journeys. This production is the culmination of three months of intensive trauma recovery work, and the stories it presents will take you on an emotional rollercoaster. Refugee Diaries weaves tales that range from the… Read More »Refugee Diaries
An album that inspired a revolution. A revelation that changed the world. A reinvention for this millennium.
A contemporary portrait of New York’s gay community. After AIDS peaked, marriage equality rulings passed and PreP was introduced, what is the legacy of queer elders on modern gay men and what do they intend to leave for the generations following? At the centre of the play stands Eric Glass and Toby Darling, around whom… Read More »The Inheritance