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PRESENTED BY STATE THEATRE COMPANY
By August Strindberg
A New Version By Duncan Graham

Creditors

Season Finished
Space Theatre

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August

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We all owe debts, we all hold people in credit. What happens when those debts are called due?

An artist Adolph and his novelist partner Tekla are on a luxury retreat when he intersects by chance with Gustav, a mysterious older man. Gustav seems to know the inner workings of Adolph’s heart and mind better than the younger man himself. With Tekla’s return imminent Adolph must decide whether Gustav is the good Samaritan he appears to be or whether his generosity hides a more sinister agenda. As the pressure builds, devastating secrets are revealed that will change the course of all three lives forever, and make clear just who is in debt to whom.

Duncan Graham’s twisting new version of August Strindberg’s classic emotional thriller is up there with the best of them. Directed by David Mealor (Buried Child, The Dark Room) and starring Caroline Craig, it will keep you guessing right to the end.

Creditors contains strong coarse language, sexual references and adult themes. Recommended for a mature audience, ages 15+.

Duration: 1 hour and 40 minutes (No interval)

  • Pre-show notes available here.
    Audio version of the pre-show notes available here.

  • Director

    David Mealor

  • Set & Costume Designer

    Ailsa Paterson

  • Lighting Designer

    Mark Pennington

  • Composer

    Quentin Grant

  • Cast

    Caroline Craig
    Matt Crook
    Peter Kowitz

Dates & Times

Subscriber Briefing

July

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    • P
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    • ON
    • AD
    • QA

August

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    • AD
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Preview
ON
Opening Night
C
Captioned
AD
Audio Described
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Keith's Matinee Club
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Post-show Q&A

"...outstanding adaptation."

— The Australian

"...compelling, clever and deeply absorbing production. The narrative itself has a cost…you won’t be able to stop thinking about it."

— Stage Whispers

"...one to see."

— The Adelaide Review

"...will keep you on the edge of your seat."

— Collage Adelaide

"Caroline Craig devours this role with breathtaking dynamism."

— The Barefoot Review

‘A wild ride through a deadly carnival fun house’

— LA Times