Theatre You'll Remember Long After the Curtain Falls

Joshua Hinton fills the theatre with music, memories, family folklore, and exotic smells as he attempts to make his grandmother’s chicken curry live on stage. A charming, funny, and moving journey of culture and belonging from Wollongong’s Merrigong Theatre Company.

Since celebrating his 80th birthday, William Yang, one of Australia’s most revered visual and performance artists, reflects on his remarkable life in Milestone. Drawing on his vast collection of documentary photographs and poignant personal reminiscences, Yang weaves together themes of family, cultural, and sexual identity.

Back by popular demand and fresh from an award-winning run at Edinburgh Fringe, psycho-siren Leah Shelton returns with her acclaimed dark comedy BATSHIT, directed by Ursula Martinez. This one-woman tour de force is inspired by Leah’s grandmother, who was incarcerated in 1960s Australia for seeking independence. It's wildly theatrical, darkly comic, deeply intimate, and “dangerously mad”.

Back to Bilo is the profoundly moving new play from celebrated local company Belloo Creative made with — and from — the heart of regional Queensland. This is the remarkable true account of one family’s ordeal in the nightmare limbo of immigration detention.

Featuring an electrifyingly original pop score and a boldly reimagined script by Laura Murphy, The Lovers is a fresh, in-your-face remix of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream — bursting with heart, humour, and more than a touch of magic.

A live wire journey through the music of the Divinyls’ Chrissie Amphlett, the rebel queen of Australian Rock. This electrifying new cabaret takes audiences on a kaleidoscopic tour into the heart of an artist ahead of her time.

Direct from a critically acclaimed season at Adelaide Fringe, The Platypus is an outrageously clever, wildly entertaining play about theatre, messy ends to relationships, and the roles we all play. Multiple genres, two actors, one black comedy, and possibly a platypus…

A dark comedy about power, family, and how far we’ll go to maintain a myth. From award-winning indie company Salad Days Collective, this debut Australian season gallops onto the stage with guts, grime, and glitter.

Australia’s premier disability-led performing arts festival returns in 2025 with a bold, brilliant program. For over a decade, Undercover Artist Festival has championed outstanding disability-led performing arts. This isn’t just another festival — it’s a movement. Be part of it!

Mandy’s karaoke business is failing! In a last-ditch attempt to save it, she’s hosting a mega-event. Things take a turn when Mandy’s deceased mother and an unknown woman arrive. With humour and heart, this explosive musical comedy celebrates Singaporean culture.