Uncle Vanya director announced! Internationally renowned Chekhov interpreter, Tamás Ascher joins us in 2010.
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Sydney Theatre Company congratulates all of our Helpmann Award nominees and winners.
Earlier this month, ten young playwrights from across NSW congregated at the wharf for the STC Ed Young Playwrights Residency.
Sydney Theatre Company’s production of A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams, directed by Liv Ullmann, is currently on tour in the United States.
Farewell Not-so Great Depression! Put your troubles behind you, cross to the funny side of the street and dance down the road to recovery with a stimulus package of song and satire from the ever-popular Wharf Revue. Extra performances just announced!
Creation out of chaos, chaos out of paradise, grace within chaos, pride, confusion, and a simple offering of hope. Not the full cycle of Mystery plays; just a beginning…
On Friday 4 December, we welcome Waiting for Guinness for our final Wharf Session of the year.
In the final Rough Draft of the year, Rochelle Whyte, Willoh S. Weiland, Mikaela Martin and Darrin Verhagen gleefully contemplate deadly revenge when they explore a series of dark and arresting stories connected to that theme.
The much anticipated final production of Sydney Theatre Company’s 2009 Main Stage Season, directed by Steven Soderbergh, explores the intense media and public scrutiny surrounding a tragic murder case still unfolding in the United States.
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of The Simpsons and the 404th year of Macbeth, Sydney Theatre Company presents almost certainly the funniest version of Shakespeare’s masterpiece ever performed.
Direct from success in Melbourne and Edinburgh, Optimism, Tom Wright's adaptation of Voltaire's Candide, arrives in Sydney for the 2010 Sydney Festival.
A new generation of exceptional performers burst on to stage for the Australian premiere of the smash-hit rock musical Spring Awakening.
Groundbreaking British physical theatre company, Frantic Assembly, remount their lauded production of Bryony Lavery’s Stockholm featuring Australian actors Socratis Otto and Leeanna Walsman.
From Galway to Edinburgh, from London to New York, the Druid Theatre Company’s production of The Walworth Farce has wowed audiences everywhere.
Paula Arundell, Wendy Hughes and William Zappa feature in this revival of a modern Australian classic from one of our great playwrights, Joanna Murray-Smith.
The Residents take on the momentous trilogy of Greek tragedies, Oresteia, adapted and directed by Tom Wright.
The only Australian season of the new work from director Peter Brook.
William Hurt and Robyn Nevin in Eugene O'Neill's major masterpiece.
We present Steppenwolf Theatre, arguably the finest ensemble company in the US, with their originating production of this internationally renowned Pulitzer Prize-winning play.
Revelling in Kafka’s wit, clowning, farce and obsession with the erotic, this production, directed by Matthew Lutton, marks our second collaboration with his celebrated Perth-based company ThinIce, and features John Gaden and Ewen Leslie.
Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play from 1938 celebrates the everyday and is a powerful call to appreciate life while we are in it.
The ever-popular Wharf Revue returns in 2010, serving up Sydney’s tastiest smorgasbord of irreverent humour, pastiche and extravagant production values.
Philip Seymour Hoffman returns to The Wharf to direct Sam Shepard's darkly delicious and ferociously funny play.
Garry McDonald makes a welcome return to the Company in this explosive new comedy from Melbourne playwright, Tony McNamara.
John Bell, Cate Blanchett, Richard Roxburgh and Hugo Weaving in a new adaptation of Chekhov's treasured classic.
