WORLD PREMIERE

State Theatre Company South Australia presents

Antigone

By Elena Carapetis (after Sophocles)

Season Finished
Odeon Theatre

Dates & Times

Tangent Talk

Subscriber Briefing

ANTIGONE SEASON

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Audio Described
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Post-show Q&A

Sponsors

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Audio Described Shows

Venue

I’ll show you what a girl can do.

This is angry.

This is personal.

This is not what you think.

Playwright Elena Carapetis (The Gods Of Strangers, Gorgon) brings the first heroine of western drama raging into the 21st century in this cheeky, anarchic and subverted take on one of the world’s most revered classic plays.

Carapetis takes us from Ancient Greece to the modern-day in a kaleidoscopic collection of vignettes that will make your head spin and leave your jaw on the floor. This is a rejection of the patriarchy, a love letter to girls and pop princesses, and a tribute to every Antigone reincarnated, from Malala to Emma to AOC to Greta.

Directed by State Theatre Company South Australia Resident Director Anthony Nicola (Decameron 2.0, Forgiveness) and starring Adelaide powerhouse Kidaan Zelleke, Antigone is a rebel yell echoing throughout history. It’s an unapologetic, audacious explosion that dares to shake the very foundations of theatre – and to have a whole lotta fun while doing it.

Sophocles said “Fortune is not on the side of the faint-hearted”. Fortune is therefore definitely on the side of this fearless and fabulous artistic team. I have been knocked out by the shows directed by our Resident “Enfant Terrible”, Anthony Nicola. In this shake up of one of the greatest works in the theatrical canon, playwright Elena Carapetis is tearing down the house of convention with a knowing wink. Strap yourself in. You’re in for quite a ride. Mitchell

Content warnings:
–References to suicide
–References to domestic violence
–References to gun violence
–Sexual references
–Haze and smoke effects
–Strobe lighting effects
–Frequent loud noises
–Frequent coarse language
–Adult themes

Should you have any questions or concerns, or would like to request more details about the content of this production, please email us at marketing@statetheatrecompany.com.au.

Age Guide: 15+
Run time: 1 hour 40 mins (no interval)
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  • Director

    Anthony Nicola
  • Set & Costume Designer

    Meg Wilson
  • Lighting Designer

    Gavin Norris
  • Sound Designer & Composer

    Jason Sweeney
  • Assistant Director

    Jennifer Stefanidis
  • Performer

    Kathryn Adams
  • Performer

    Chiara Gabrielli
  • Performer

    Mark Saturno
  • Performer

    Kidaan Zelleke

Dates & Times

Tangent Talk

Subscriber Briefing

ANTIGONE SEASON

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    • AD
    • AD
    • QA
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Preview
ON
Opening Night
AD
Audio Described
QA
Post-show Q&A

Sponsors

Tickets

SOLD OUT

 

Single Ticket Prices

 

PREVIEW/MATINEE
Adult $70.00
Concession $60.00
Under 30, Full Time Student $39.00

EVENING
Adult $80.00
Concession $70.00
Under 30, Full Time Student $39.00

Booking fees apply.

 

Access Performances

Audio Described Performances and Pre-Show Briefing
Saturday 4 June, 1pm (briefing), 2pm (performance)
Monday 6 June, 5.30pm (briefing), 6.30pm (performance with post-show Q and A)

To book, please call 08 8415 5353 or email tickets@statetheatrecompany.com.au.

Visit statetheatrecompany.com.au/access for more information on our Access Program.

Events

Tangent

Join a panel of experts discussing the themes of the show on Tuesday 26 April for our Antigone Tangent Talk. Click here to book.

Subscriber Briefing

2022 Subscribers are invited to join us on Monday 23 May for an exclusive Subscriber Briefing to learn more about the creation of the show. Click here for more information and to register.

Post Show Q&As

We hold Q&As with our artists and creative teams so that you can ask questions about the production.

Venue

Antigone is being held at the Odean Theatre at 57a Queen Street, Norwood SA 5067.

Parking
Located at 57a Queen Street, Norwood, there is a range of free street parking options around the Theatre and in sections of side streets of Norwood. Time limited parking options are available on The Parade and car park facilities are available at several locations in Norwood. Click here for details.

Please make sure you plan your journey to arrive at least 30 minutes prior to the performance start time as it can take more than 10 minutes to find a park, get to the Theatre and be seated in time.

There is a loading zone at the front entrance of the Theatre which can be used as an accessible drop off point.

Public Transport

Bus Stop 10 The Parade – North Side

Bus Stop 10 The Parade – South Side

Pre and Post-Show Dining

The Parade in Norwood offers a wide variety of dining options, from fast food to pubs to restaurants.

The Cinnamon Club Indian Cuisine: Open from 5pm and across the street from the theatre.

The Bath Hotel: Restaurant and casual pub dining open from 5pm Tuesday – Sunday, located right next to the theatre.

Hanamura Norwood: Japanese restaurant open from 5pm, opposite the cinema on The Parade, less than 5 mins walk from the theatre.

COVID Safe & Venue Information

State Theatre Company South Australia is following advice from the Australian Government Department of Health and SA Health regarding the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and will continue to do so as the situation changes in South Australia and around the country. Please visit our Terms & Conditions of Sale page for COVID safe venue information.

Should conditions change, will provide updates via our website, social media, and/or direct communication with ticket buyers.

Before you attend an event, please read the pre-show email sent to ticket buyers to keep up-to-date with the latest guidelines. If you did not purchase your tickets, please ask the person who did to send you your pre-show email.