If You Love a Bloody Good Story

From Suzie Miller — celebrated Australian playwright behind Prima Facie and RBG: Of Many, One — comes the untold story of the AFLW's formation. In 2010, a report recommended a national women's league. Seven years of grit, passion, and fancy footwork later, it was born — a sensation the sports world could no longer ignore. Barrack your heart out for this inspiring story of determination, legacy, and pride. Theatre written in mud, sweat, and belief. 

A single mum, a teenage daughter, and a new life in a regional town where neither quite fits. It's always been just the two of them — against the world, dancing in supermarkets, getting the hell out after the ‘Very Bad Thing’. Now Mum is finding rebellion in the sweaty, radical world of roller derby, while Billie's anxieties are manifesting in unnerving ways. Windmill Production Company's Mama Does Derby is a no-holds-barred riot of reinvention and reckoning. About falling down, getting back up, and befriending your demons. 

A murder. An interrogation. A clouded world of fantasy and fear. Part crime drama, part psychological thriller, Scorched Earth probes a dark yet fundamental question: What right do we have to the land beneath our feet, and what are we willing to do to keep it? 

Plunge into the depths of the Chinese afterlife. When two best friends spend a night holding vigil for their dead grandfathers, their conflicting attitudes grow, clashing over tradition and superstition. But the lords of the Underworld have their own thoughts, and they’re going to drag our heroes beyond the grave to resolve their differences. 

A lycanthropy outbreak. A seven-day lockdown. You've been summoned to the local shelter, where three ill-equipped wardens keep watch and the atmosphere is beginning to turn. Inspired by the classic game of deception, Werewolf is an international cult hit built on suspicion, survival, and uneasy laughter. 

An epic battle between life and death. Infused with puppetry, humour, and stunning visuals, this mesmerising musical odyssey follows their epic fight for survival, transformation, and true friendship. 

From the writer of The Whale Rider, Witi Ihimaera, comes this new adaptation of the epic tale of Tiri Mahana, a 185-year-old matriarch, from her birth at the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi to present-day Aotearoa. A audiences are invited to a play for the whole whānau where Tiri wants us all to remember that the good things, the right things in life, are worth fighting for.   

Hannah had it all planned — travel to Korea, visit her birth mother, spend a golden summer together. Armed with only Google Translate and unrelenting optimism, Hannah must find her place in Umma's world before the sweltering summer ends. 

For everyone who’s going to die…  Weaving dance, voice, and music with humour and audience participation, this visceral, cathartic work creates a communal space to grieve — and to remember we are alive.

Welcome to the island of Helium, where Betsy lives with her cheerful, money-mad, balloon-factory-owning family. Life is on the up until their world pops and things, quite literally, start to sink. Betsy Balloon is a rambunctious modern fable with original music and illustration, and is based on a story by Bill Manhire.