Past Productions

Speaking in Tongues

by Andrew Bovell

Nine lives weave together in Bovell’s masterfully interconnected drama about love, desire, suspicion, and betrayal.

The Gospel According to Paul

by Jonathan Biggins

Full of intelligence and wit, The Gospel According to Paul is a funny, insightful, and poignant depiction of Keating, the man who — as he...

Never Have I Ever

by Deborah Frances-White

An explosive and savagely funny play that brilliantly skewers the contradictions of contemporary society and the shifting sands of power...

Blue

by Thomas Weatherall

Blue is a life-affirming deep dive into a young person’s journey through life, loss, mental wellbeing and early adulthood.

Raised in Big Spirit Country

created by Naomi Pigram-Mitchell

Join us for a night that honours the enduring spirit of Big Spirit Country through a powerful celebration of culture, connection, and song.

August: Osage County

by Tracy Letts

This darkly comedic study of a family in meltdown is an unflinchingly honest and captivating look at addiction, personal failure, and the...

The Seed

by Kate Mulvany

An intimate, brash, and poignant family drama, The Seed brims with comedy and tension as three family members navigate finding new life...

The Children

by Lucy Kirkwood

Charged with intensity, The Children is an atomic drama about social responsibility, and what we leave behind for the generations that...

Prima Facie

by Suzie Miller

When a shocking turn of events shifts her to the other side of the witness stand, defence barrister Tessa must confront the lines where...

RBG: Of Many, One

by Suzie Miller

Australian legend, Heather Mitchell, commands the stage in this intimate theatrical portrait of one woman who changed history.

Unscripted

An Evening with Kate Champion, Sophia Forrest, Suzie Miller and Heather Mitchell

Join us for an evening of lively discussion and heartfelt stories from four of the extraordinary artists bringing you RBG: Of Many, One...

Barracking for the Umpire

by Andrea Gibbs

After a best on ground performance in 2022, Barracking for the Umpire returns for an encore Perth season before hitting the road on a...

The Pool

by Steve Rodgers

Sit poolside and get to know the characters that frequent Bold Park Aquatic Centre. Listen in on their conversations through a personal...

Dirty Birds

by Hayley McElhinney & Mandy McElhinney

Blurring the lines between truth and fiction, journey through the past, present, real and absurd, as two big-hearted ‘losers’ carve out a...

Jurrungu Ngan-ga [Straight Talk]

Created by Marrugeku

A visual feast for the senses with hypnotic storytelling that gives victims a face, and interrogates our capacity to lock away and...

Things I Know To Be True

by Andrew Bovell

A gripping family drama that hits home what’s truly important in life.

The Bleeding Tree

By Angus Cerini

Haunting. Confronting. Irreverent. A gripping revenge thriller that's swept up almost every award in its path.

Cyrano

WRITTEN BY VIRGINIA GAY AFTER EDMOND ROSTAND

Packed with music, wit and aching romance, this reimagining of Edmond Rostand’s classic is a delightfully self-aware, razor-sharp...

Oil

by Ella Hickson

The time travelling story of mother May and her daughter Amy as they navigate a shifting world.

Barracking for the Umpire

by Andrea Gibbs

A funny drama about footy, family and fragility, and what we're willing to sacrifice for the game.

Connected

by Lawrence Leung

Connected is a live, online performance over Zoom. This unique interactive comedy gives you the best seats in the house – that is, in...

The Glass Menagerie

By Tennessee Williams

An iconic, timeless family drama that thrust Tennessee Williams into the international spotlight.

Once the Musical

Book by ENDA WALSH | Music & Lyrics by GLEN HANSARD & MARKÉTA IRGLOVÁ

International smash hit and eight-time Tony Award winning musical.

Toast

By Nate Newell

A hilariously frank story of sibling grief after three sisters suddenly lose their mother.

City of Gold

By Meyne Wyatt

City Of Gold is an unflinching force of drama that urgently questions injustice and racism in Australia today, and asks: have things...

The Tempest

by William Shakespeare

Some dreams you wake from. Some dreams awaken you.

Animal Farm

by Van Badham

Van Badham's reworking of George Orwell’s classic. Rebellious satire boiling with political madness.

Every Brilliant Thing

by Duncan Macmillan with Jonny Donahoe

One of the most uplifting plays about everything worth living for.

York

By Ian Michael and Chris Isaacs

This epic piece of truth-telling blends humour and horror to uncover the buried histories we have built over.

Maali Festival

Curated by Ian Michael and Chloe Ogilvie

A free festival celebrating the oldest living cultures on earth.

Le Dernier Appel / The Last Cry

A Marrugeku Production

This contemporary dance work is a powerful exploration of colonisation and its aftermath.

Playthings

Written and directed by Scott McArdle

A heartfelt suburban coming of age story of homework, hormones and homicide.

The Cherry Orchard

Adapted by Adriane Daff & Katherine Tonkin after Chekhov

An Aussie makeover of Chekhov's final masterpiece presented in association with Perth Festival.

Oklahoma!

Music by Richard Rodgers | Book & Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II

A wild take on Rodgers & Hammerstein's wild west musical

Unsung Heroes

Works by Gita Bezard, Barbara Hostalek, Chris Isaacs, Hellie Turner and Mararo Wangai

Six tour-de-force performances that celebrate everyday Western Australians who have done extraordinary things.

Cloudstreet

Adapted by Nick Enright & Justin Monjo from the novel by Tim Winton

Follow the lives of two families, the Lambs and the Pickles, over two decades in post-war Perth.

Fully Sikh

by Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa

A celebration of family and Sikh culture, with all of its complexity, told with Sukhjit’s lyrical style.

Black is the New White

by Nakkiah Lui

A razor sharp romantic comedy that blends Guess Who's Coming to Dinner with Meet the Fockers.

Medea

By Kate Mulvany and Anne-Louise Sarks, original concept by Anne-Louise Sarks after Euripides

This new adaptation puts one of history's most notorious family breakdowns under the microscope.

The Torrents

by Oriel Gray

A newsroom comedy starring Celia Pacquola who puts the spotlight back on this neglected Australian classic.

Water

By Jane Bodie

Follow the journey of families born at different times in Australia’s history.

You Know We Belong Together Tour

By Julia Hales, Finn O’Branagáin & Clare Watson

A story of love; that force of nature that strikes like lightning into our hearts.

Our Town

By Thornton Wilder

Our Town is Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer prize-winning drama, a favourite of the modern American canon.