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Leave a Legacy

Leave a gift in your will for future generations

I am forever grateful that State Theatre Company South Australia got to me when I was so young and impressionable – enabling me to see plays our family could not afford in those days. So many of those plays back when I was younger are etched into my mind forever. By leaving a gift in my will, I hope that the same can apply to future generations.” – Valdis Dunis, legacy donor

Leave a Legacy for the next generation

For more than 50 years, State Theatre Company South Australia has brought extraordinary stories to life, captivating audiences, nurturing artists, and enriching our community through the power of live theatre.

 

As South Australia’s flagship theatre company, we create bold and memorable productions that entertain, challenge and inspire. From world premieres and Australian works to timeless classics, our stages have been places where stories connect us, spark conversation, and reflect who we are.

 

By leaving a gift in your Will, you can help ensure that future generations of artists and audiences continue to experience the transformative power of theatre.

 

Why Leave a Bequest?
A gift in your Will helps secure the future of South Australian theatre by supporting:

  • The creation and presentation of outstanding productions
  • Career development opportunities for artists, directors and creatives
  • Education and community engagement programs
  • Artistic innovation and new Australian works
  • The long-term sustainability of State Theatre Company South Australia

No matter the size, every bequest contributes to our ability to inspire, entertain and connect audiences for generations to come.

View our Bequest Program here:

Love and Legacy: Kathryn's gift to young theatre makers

Leaving a gift in your will is a personal choice – but for our supporter Kathryn, it’s an opportunity to leave a gift that will live on for generations.

A longstanding subscriber and one of the first to become a Silver Subscriber, Kathryn has always valued the magic of live theatre and the community it brings together.

Inspired by a lifelong belief in education, creativity and opportunity, Kathryn has chosen to include State Theatre Company South Australia in her Will. In memory of her late husband, Tom, she is establishing a lasting legacy through a fellowship that will support young and emerging theatre practitioners as they take the next steps in their careers.

For Kathryn, it’s a way of giving back to an art form she loves while helping ensure the next generation of theatre-makers can thrive.

Read more about Kathryn’s story here:

A Lasting Legacy for South Australian Theatre

Help Keep Great Stories on Stage
When you choose to leave a gift to State Theatre Company South Australia, you become part of a community of visionary supporters who believe that theatre enriches lives and strengthens communities.
Your generosity will help ensure that future audiences continue to experience the joy, wonder and conversation that only live theatre can create.

How to Leave a Gift in your Will:

  1. Choose your gift
    A percentage of your estate, a specific amount or an asset.
  2. Speak with your legal advisor
    They can help you include State Theatre Company South Australia using the correct wording. If you’re writing your own Will, we can provide suggested wording. We recommend seeking independent legal advice when preparing or updating your Will.
  3. Let us know (if you wish)
    If you have already included State Theatre Company South Australia in your Will, or are considering doing so, we would be delighted to hear from you.
    Informing us of your intentions is entirely confidential and allows us to thank you personally and ensure your wishes are understood.

Contact Us
If you would like a confidential conversation about leaving a bequest, please contact:
Development Team
State Theatre Company South Australia
Email: development@statetheatrecompany.com.au
Phone: (08) 8415 5333

We would be honoured to discuss how your legacy can help shape the future of South Australian theatre.