A stellar cast with a sharp script brings State Theatre Company SA’s season crashing into 2023.
Presented by: State Theatre Company South AustraliaReviewed: 4 October 2022 An audience that rises to its feet, almost to a man, in a surge of emotional response to something that stirs them into action is testament to a good piece of theatre… sorry I take that back, a brilliant piece of theatre, by an immensely talented […]
Much like Evonne Goolagong Cawley’s career, this production is indeed a triumph.
With music from Sweeney Todd and West Side Story, Bright Lights and Big Dreams is bringing big stars to the Adelaide stage for two nights only.
A laugh-out-loud mash up between The Office and the life endured by our teachers as they boldly go where so many have gone before
Satirical school comedy Chalkface, the latest from the brilliant mind of playwright Angela Betzien, will have its world premiere at Dunstan Playhouse in August.
A thought-provoking night in the theatre
Floating on a wave of imagination
Innovative excellence
Funny, heart-warming in parts and ultimately gut-wrenching.
From the moment the curtain rises to the majestic theme of the opening music to reveal Jonathon Oxlade’s pristine white set we know we are in for an evening to remember
A triumph
An evening of the highest quality theatre full of comedy, tragedy and the day to day problems of living in a country town in 2021.
Jonathan Biggins captures the sharp wit, honesty and flamboyance of Keating as he explores what he calls ‘a three-dimensional autobiography written by someone else’.
The Boy Who Talked To Dogs is a unique theatrical experience, produced in collaboration between Slingsby and the State Theatre Company of South Australia.
For their final offering of 2020, the State Theatre Company of South Australia presents David Lindsay-Abaire's mischievous production, Ripcord.
Patrick Hamilton’s psychological thriller still holds up well today
Australian audiences are invited to watch a free online stream of the acclaimed South Australian stage production The Gods of Strangers by playwright Elena Carapetis streaming now until Monday 29 June.
Black Is The New White is the hilarious, thought provoking, Christmas cheer you need this holiday season.
Two budding astronauts are picked by popular choice to make the much-hyped one-way trip to Mars to establish Earth’s first interplanetary colony. Sara and Mark are both certain in their belief they are ready and able to make the journey despite knowing they will never go home or see their families again.