ALBERT EINSTEIN: RELATIVITIVELY SPEAKING

By John Hinton

Albert Einstein: Reletivitively Speaking

By John Hinton

WINNER: Adelaide Fringe Award - Best Theatre WK2.

★★★★★ Sunday Mail

★★★★★ Rip It Up

★★★★1/2 The Advertiser

★★★★ InDaily

★★★★ Adelaide Theatre Guide

★★★★★ The Barefoot Review

★★★★1/2 Kryztoff

Be Your Age

Returning after sell out runs in '06, '08, '10 & '12

Mixed Doubles

A nostalgic return to the old comedy sketches of Fry and Laurie or Monty Python.

The Boat Goes Over the Mountain

Visually exciting, poetic in dialogue, funny, gripping, musical, and totally enthralling.

Epicene Butcher

Using the low-fi Japanese art form known as kamishibai, this internationally acclaimed production is a startling cross cultural mash-up.

Holden Street Express

Leaving nightly from Suzie Wong's and Holden Street to get you to the tram and back. Dance or walk it's up to you...

BITCH BOXER

By Charlotte Josephine

WINNER: Adelaide Fringe Award - Best Theatre WK2.

WINNER: Critics' Circle Choice Award - Commendation

★★★★★ The Advertiser

★★★★ The Guardian

★★★★1/2 Kryztoff

★★★★ Rip It Up

★★★★ Adelaide Review

A Gaggle of Saints

It is an unblinking portrait of the complexities of evil in everyday life.

Hopscotch, Chooks and Slingshots

Eventful stories from residents of Prospect, Adelaide who grew up in the 1930’s and 40’s.

Decadence

Class War shouldn’t be this fun.

Wake In Fright

All the little devils are proud of hell.

Vignettes

By Cellist David Rose

Returning to Holden Street for more Superb Sundays. One cello, many voices. A multi-layered sonic kaleidoscope painting moments in time.