After two years of sharing a room in a mental institution Elling and Kjell are allowed back into society. It’s not that they’re dangerous, they’re just a little… hopeless. Pamela Rabe directs this charming celebration of the simple things in life. Season extended!

Co-produced with STC Associate Company Zeal Theatre as part of our STC Ed program, Burnt explores our relationship with the land and how drought affects us no matter where we live.

The City – a mesmerising new play from the groundbreaking British playwright Martin Crimp directed by Benedict Andrews – takes audiences on a theatrical adventure from dreamy discombobulation to nightmarish anxiety.

On Sunday 5 July, Sydney Theatre Company and Inscription present Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning playwright Edward Albee in conversation with writer, performer and director Jonathan Biggins.

From the pen of playwright Matt Cameron, Poor Boy is inspired by an original idea and songs from the legendary Tim Finn. Previews from Monday!

On Friday 10 July, up and coming Sydney band Cloud Control are bringing their alternative folk/pop melodies to The Wharf Sessions - the regular series of free post-show gigs at The Wharf, Sydney Theatre Company’s harbour-side home at Walsh Bay.

David Berthold’s snappy, sexy production of Tommy Murphy's Saturn's Return was first staged as part of our 2008 Wharf 2LOUD Season. Now he and his team will rejoin us as part of our Main Stage Season in Wharf 1.

From the creators of The Smile Off Your Face (2009 Sydney Festival), comes Once and for all we’re gonna tell you who we are so shut up and listen, a play performed by 13 teenagers.

A Streetcar Named Desire is a compelling and sensuous play which features some of the most memorable characters in theatrical history. 

Following a sold-out season at Sydney Opera House, Sydney Theatre Company is delighted to present acclaimed Australian singer-songwriter Lior in a special return season of Shadows & Light at The Wharf.

Drawing heavily on elements of Commedia Dell’Arte, Stefo Nantsou’s (ZEAL THEATRE) production of Dario Fo’s brilliant political play will be a swirling, thunderous theatrical mayhem.

Yasmina Reza, the author of Art and Life x 3, has hit the nail on the head again. In this explosive satire she dares the audience to look beyond individual conflicts to the source of our constant embattlement.

As a tribute to the magic and originality of this enduring adventure, Windmill’s The Wizard of Oz will be a daring, flamboyant and exhilarating theatrical journey for the whole family. Full of imagination, and invigorated with some surprising twists, this is a celebration of the yellow brick road we all travel to find out just what we’re made of.

In 2009, Sydney’s most popular annual dose of razor-sharp satire, The Wharf Revue, returns for its tenth year.

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…

Watch this space.