OUR COVID PLAN

HST is incredibly excited to present a safe and secure experience at the theatre. To ensure public safety we have implemented a COVID Safe plan. Social distancing, density and hygiene practices will be adhered to at all times. Only attend the event if you are feeling well. If you have any COVID-19 symptoms please ensure you get tested as soon as possible and follow social isolation guidelines until you recover.

If you are unable to attend your event please call 8225 8888 or email manager@holdenstreettheatres.com to discuss your ticketing options.

The safety and health of our patrons, staff and performers is our main priority and we will do everything we can to ensure a fun and safe evening out.

Learn More about our Covid Safe Practices Here.

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An uncomfortable tightening in the pit of your stomach. The squirmy unsureness of not quite knowing. The urge to move when you’re bound in place.

3 different stories in 3 separate worlds, Stuck is a triptych of short plays exploring the state of being between: between ideas between people, between places and between realities.

Created in collaboration with the Prospect Theatre for Young People ensemble, playwrights Jace Grummet, Carla Phillps and Sarah Peters introduce you to a mysterious underground bunker, navigating the politics of the high school formal and the chaotic passion of a public protest. Directed by Margaret Steven, Stuck holds up a mirror – and a magnifying glass – to the situations, mindsets and stories that keep us stuck.

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Tickets available through the Holden Street Theatres Box Office and adelaidefringe.com.au

Due to the current climate strict Covid restrictions will be in place, please follow all rules on density, social distancing and follow directions from staff.

This is a Masked Event, please help reduce waste by bringing your own mask.
This event requires proof of double vaccination or exemption upon entry.

Prospect Theatre for Young People

Prospect Theatre for Young People has been running drama workshops and creating new works of theatre for over ten years. The young people involved are always central to the work, which explores their ideas and interests, and the things that are important to them, in productions that are both dynamic and thought provoking. Performed in a variety of venues around Adelaide, highly acclaimed productions by PTFYP include ‘Hopscotch, Chooks and Slingshots’ (Fringe 2014), ‘Diary of an Everyday Kid’ (Fringe 2016), ‘S/HE…’ (Fringe 2018), ‘Fear (Not)’ - a collaboration with Cirkidz (DreamBIG Children’s Festival 2019 and Fringe 2020) and ‘Undertow’ (Fringe 2021).

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