Boys being boys. A whip smart and riotous takedown of toxic masculinity by award-winning young playwright Emmanuelle Mattana.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice and feminist icon Ruth Bader Ginsburg trailblazing journey from Brooklyn schoolgirl to the highest court in America.

Oscar Wilde’s 130-year-old play about deception, identity, class and desire, radically imagined with an exciting all South Australian cast.

Richard Roxburgh, Toby Schmitz and Adelaide’s own Damon Herriman star in ART, Yasmina Reza’s internationally award-winning comedy about friendship, ego and the chaos a single opinion can cause.

A deliriously overstimulating remix of Anton Chekhov’s classic play from the mind of local award-winning theatremaker Mary Angley.

The world premiere of Kaurna and Narungga theatremaker Jacob Boehme’s Logan St, inspired by the Kaurna history behind Adelaide’s own Logan Street and the Adelaide Mosque, Australia’s oldest city Mosque.

A confronting and timely story about facing the past – and the public – Commentary sharply interrogates the ethics of artmaking, accountability, and memory in an era of public reckoning.

A deliriously dark, heart-stabbing, and hilarious queer ghost story about the demons we can’t quite exorcise, Log Boy is a love letter to leather queens, nelly bottoms, and anyone who’s ever been ghosted by grief.

Filled with big-hearted characters, The Heartbreak Choir is a gently funny, deeply moving celebration of connection, second chances, and the small, defiantly hopeful ways we show up for one another.

A powerful story of first love in a dangerous world and a moving depiction of young queer love.