Theatre
State Theatre Company brings Hew Parham’s hilarious and highly successful one-man show back to the Adelaide Festival Centre with this heart-warming story about cycling, heroism and the many faces of success.
Adelaide Festival
This intense monologue by a debut writer is an oceanic exploration of big themes – love, loss, mental illness and hope – but faces some choppy waters as it fights its way to the surface.
Actor Terence Crawford is relishing his role in State Theatre Company SA’s upcoming season-opening production of The Children, a provocative play that tackles big issues – including the future of the planet, nuclear energy, survival and desire.
Wicked Good Productions’ Dead Man’s Cell Phone is an imaginative and wickedly entertaining exploration of modern human connections.
A ‘wicked good’ comedy about a man who drops dead in a café leaving a lot of loose ends and the stranger who ends up on a bizarre odyssey to pull them together is being brought to the Adelaide stage in an immersive new show.
In celebration of the 10-year anniversary of her memoir Welcome to Your New Life, Anna Goldsworthy has penned the script for a charmingly hectic stage play that captures the myriad emotions of first-time motherhood.
