Sex scandals, betrayals, culture wars, the price of power, motherhood and Machiavellian manipulation – it’s all in a day’s work inside the House.

Pip Williams' internationally bestselling book returns to the stage in this adaptation by Verity Laughton, telling the story of Esme, a girl born into a world of words.

An iconic Australian coming-of-age novel takes centre stage. Three generations of women. The Italian-Australian experience. A trip back into the 1990s.

The new girl in town is making heads spin. You’ve got to move fast when you’re 16 going on 70. The Australian premiere of a Tony Award-winning new musical and a great adventure that took Broadway by storm.

Through story, through music, Dear Son will will honour the rich traditions and wisdoms of fathers passed down through generations, while also exploring the challenges faced by First Nations men today.

In a small apartment in 1930s St Louis, Amanda Wingfield and her two children, Tom and Laura, spin singular and separate dreams. An unforgettable American classic by Tennessee Williams.

Across November and December, come and take a bite of some tasty new offerings from the cream of South Australian playwrights. Great Australian Bites is a festival of never-performed-before works from some of our most dynamic, innovative and talented theatre makers.

Seemingly ripped straight out of today's headlines, American Song is an intimate and deeply moving meditation on what it means to be a parent in a changing world and a searing and unforgettable exploration of the story and song that is America.

Scenes with Girls is a love story, but not the kind you might expect. Tosh and Lou, 20-something best friends and housemates, are inseparably devoted to each other.

Peter Carey’s best-selling and Miles Franklin Award-winning “reworking” of Charles Dickens’ canonical novel Great Expectations, Jack Maggs comes alive on stage in a sweeping new adaptation by South Australian playwright Samuel Adamson.