Defiantly funny and deeply moving, Wesley Enoch and Deborah Mailman’s play traces seven stages of First Nations history, starring Elaine Crombie and directed by Shari Sebbens.

In 2030, worldwide human hibernation is seen as the solution to saving the planet in this epic premiere work from SA playwright Finegan Kruckemeyer. But what happens after people wake up?

Acclaimed director and actor Margaret Harvey reinterrogates Edward Albee’s classic exploration of reality, deception and desire through a dynamic new Australian lens.

Former Artistic Director Rosalba Clemente will direct this hilarious, ultimately compassionate play about inoculation, disagreement and the lengths parents will go to keep their children safe.

Thornton Wilder’s thrilling tale of conspiracy, seduction and betrayal in 18th century Peru is reimagined by Brink Productions with a performance by the incomparable Paul Capsis and the Grigoryan Brothers.

Directed by Catherine Fitzgerald, this dystopian western follows two sisters, the last inhabitants of a deserted industrial town, and exposes the way we relate to the land and one another.

An epic true story about a young Irish misfit who finds belonging in a most unusual place. What happens when this underdog finds his pack?

The sermon from the mount arrives in Adelaide as one of Australia’s favourite comic actors, Jonathan Biggins, becomes Paul Keating – visionary, reformer, rabble-rouser.

In regional South Australia, school teacher Meg and former student Ethan are doing their best – to be healthy, to be happy, to decide what comes next…

A small town committed to tradition. A woman urging change. A fight for equality. Elena Carapetis directs this big-hearted Australian comedy starring Genevieve Mooy.