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Medea
by Kate Mulvany and Anne-Louise Sarks
Two young children play games to distract themselves whilst their parents have a very famous showdown.
$14.00
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Hanako
by Katherine Lyall-Watson and Caroline Dunphy
Hanako plunges the audience into the hyper-realistic fantasy of a young Japanese girl journeying from the pages of a traditional ...
$14.00
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Gloria
by Elaine Acworth
Gloria is a play about grace and grandchildren, and about memory. Or anyone who’s ever stumbled over putting a ...
$14.00
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Cribbie
by Michael and Margery Forde
"Cribbie' is one of those rare pieces of theatre that manages to be both political and poetic. A beautiful, important ...
$14.00
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Yarn
by Lily Fish
Yarn explores the idea that individuals evolve from the stories that precede them, as well as the stories others tell ...
$9.95
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Wretch
by Angus Cerini
"The one sure thing through all of this is that there is still, as there was at the beginning, a ...
$9.95
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The Truth About Kookaburras
by Sven Swenson
"With The Truth About Kookaburras, writer/director Sven Swenson has delivered a work that could rightly, without any fear of...
$9.95
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The Economist
by Tobias Manderson-Galvin
“It’s disturbing on a level that goes far beyond any traditional thriller, leaving us cold, and wondering about the ...
$9.95
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The Boys of St Crispian
by Shane Pike
Four blokes, four beers, one hour and one actor
$9.95
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Murder at Warrabah House
by SNAFU Theatre
Both homage to and dark departure from the traditional Agatha Christie murder mystery, this antipodean re-imagining of the classic tale ...
$9.95
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I Love You, Bro
by Adam J.A. Cass
Playwright Adam Cass has woven a masterful and engrossing tale, based on real life events so bizarre and unbelievable that ...
$9.95
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Empire Burning
by Eugene Gilfedder
“Shakespearean in its universality, it would work equally well worldwide. It should become a study text for students. Theatre...
$9.95
