A fast-paced, emotionally gripping work examining the dynamics of power in parenting and relationships.

A celebration of community, shared humanity, and the beauty of an ordinary life.

An incredibly moving and visually delightful work about family, empathy and memory.

An acerbic two-hander interrogating class, privilege, and power in art and storytelling.

An energetic work of impressive scope and scale, exploring human connectedness and the power of the collective.

A moving and memorable piece of theatre traversing a range of forms to tell stories of home, hope and belonging.

Despite being written and set in the 1980s, David Williamson’s rapid-fire satire remains a relevant critique of affluence and art.

A stirring adaptation of Sophocles’ tragedy, galvanised by exceptional performances from its two leading actors.

A glittering new musical comedy about a poorly understood and often underestimated force of nature – teenage girls in love.

Steven Oliver’s new play about family grief and human connection balances heartbreak and humour beautifully.

A dramatic comedy that interrogates a marriage and asks questions about idealism, privilege, and hypocrisy in middle class Australia.

An urgent, honest, and unmissable debut play from a fierce new Australian voice.