Current Program
Brilliant Monkey (March 19th - April 19th)
By Al Dukes
19th march - 19th april (please note there is no show on Good Friday - 21st March)
8pm Tues - Sat, 5pm Sun.
Directed by Andrew McDonell & Jeremy Sims
With Al Dukes & Warwick Young
Designer Hamish Peters
Lighting Designer Andrew Williams
Sound Designer Jeremy Silver
Producer Vaike Neeme
Photographer / Graphic Designer
Wendy McDougall
Stage Manager Victoria Walton
The Packer (April 22nd - May 10th)
by Dianna Fuemana
After sell out seasons in Edinburgh, New Zealand and Melbourne, this highly acclaimed one-man show finally debuts on the Sydney stage, again featuring the extraordinary performance of Jay Ryan.
Directed by Jeremy Lindsay Taylor
With Jay Ryan
Producer Jennifer Campbell
Set and Graphic Designer Roger Wong
Lighting Designer Sean Pardy
Sound Composer Josh Tilsley
Photographer Stu Spence
Produced by Chester Productions
Allsopp and Henderson's The Jinglists (May 13th - 31st)
by Warwick Allsopp and Tamlyn Henderson
May 13 -31
Tues - Sat 8pm, Sun 5pm
Directed by Ansuya Nathan
From the team that brought you A Porthole into the Minds of the Vanquished comes: One room. Two jingle writers.
Beyond Reasonable Doubt (June 2008)
By Suzie Miller
June 2008
Off-site venue / dates and times TBA
Presented by TRS in association with Guy Masterson International Productions
A story of relationships, betrayal, justice, honour and courage as two former jury members Anna and Mitchell meet up in a downtown chic hotel.
Poster Girl (8th June - 12th July)
By Van Badham
8th june - 12th july
Tues - Sat 8pm, Sun 5pm
Directed by James Beach
With Shannon Dooley
Producer Platform 19
Mindy Xyloine – celebutante heiress – has been kidnapped by a bunch of eager young lefties and the world is watching – sort of. With the media focussing on anything but the issues at stake it takes Mindy to teach the collective how to play the game.
Citizen Corps (15th july - 16th august)
By Melissa Bubnic
15th july - 16th august
Directed by Jessica Tuckwell
In a spectacular display of irony, Citizen Corps, ‘the safest neighbourhood on earth’, is wiped out by some totally evil dudes. Witness the hilarious fallout as citizens rush to arm themselves, police shoot at anything swarthy, and a humble possum emerges as the master architect of terrorist horror!
Leaves of Glass (19th august - 21st September)
By Philip Ridley
19th august - 21st september
Directed by Pete Nettell
With Wil Traval, Johann Walraven, Tenille Halliday, Alice Livingstone
Set & Graphic Designer Wayne Harris
Producers Alice Livingstone & Pete Nettell
Composer & Sound Designer Sarah de Jong
Moving Picture Maker Philip Howe
Production & Stage Manager Melinda Frank
Brothers Steven and Barry have long kept silent over childhood events. Now in their 20s, Steven is a successful businessman, Barry is an alcoholic artist, and their make-believe reality is about to shatter.