Expect the unexpected.Then more.
Holden Street Theatres Inc. presents…
THE SOUND INSIDE
by Adam Rapp
Directed by: Nick Fagan
11 - 29 August 2026
A mystery. A confession. A choice that changes everything. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE
THE WEIR
by Connor McPherson
Directed by: Nick Fagan
3 - 22 November
A stormy night. A quiet pub. Stories that chill the blood — and break the heart. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE
UNDER THE TABLE
In this Agatha-Christie-like murder-mystery, Sergeant Melpo and his distractable sidekick Officer Thalia must piece together an increasingly confusing case that involves wine, latex, and a strange group of individuals who all remember the evening very differently.
Presented by Flinders University Performing Arts Society at Holden Street Theatres
Directed by Alana Lymn
Starring: Brad Lowe, Jessie Hill, Brandon Calmiano, Grace Gwiazdzinski, Bonnie Hains, Aiden Fitzgerald, Annabel Whitford
Thursday 16th July performing will feature Olivia Tod as Ophelia
TW: mild nudity, references to death and health concerns, sexual references, mature language... and excessive immature language (don't say you weren't warned)
Wednesday 15 July 2026 - Saturday 18 July 2026 (UTC+09:30)
Holden Street Theatres
34 Holden St, Hindmarsh SA 5007
HST EDFRINGE AWARD 2026
The Holden St EdFringe Award is the only award in the world to tour theatre from the Edinburgh Fringe to the Adelaide Fringe. Winning over 100 industry and peer awards for shows in our Program, including ‘Eat The Rich by Jade Franks’ the 2025 WINNER
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NEW WORK
Written and developed in-house funded by Arts South Australia, Department of Premier & Cabinet
We acknowledge the Kaurna people as the traditional custodians of the Adelaide region in which Holden Street Theatres is located, and we recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to all Elders past, present and emerging and we acknowledge that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today.