August Theatre Round Up

David Williamson’s Top Silk is now playing at Ensemble Theatre, directed by Mark Kilmurry. "an incredibly clever play that felt relevant” - ★★★★★ What's The Show Season dates: July 31-September 12. Tickets HERE.

The acclaimed play Jungle and the Sea, co-written and co-directed by S. Shakthidharan and Eamon Flack, returned to Belvoir St Theatre for a limited season before heading to Melbourne Theatre Company. “Extraordinary… This dares to dream on an epic scale” - Sydney Morning Hearald Season dates: August 14-September 12. Tickets HERE.

La Boite Theatre presents Michelle Lim Davidson’s play Koreaboo, a Griffin Theatre Production in association with Brisbane Festival, directed by Jessica Arthur. “Heart breaking, heart warming, wholeheartedly entertaining, Koreaboo is a shining shared experience that shows that mart is where the heart is.” – Australian Stage Season: September 2-19. Tickets HERE.

Adapted by Richard Tulloch, and directed by Neil Armfield, The Book of Everything is back at Belvoir St Theatre for a limited season. “Hilarious, honest and beautifully rendered play” – ★★★★ The Guardian Season dates: August 22-September 20. Tickets HERE.

Death of a Salesman directed by Neil Armfield will be touring Australia over the coming months, heading to Melbourne (Her Majesty’s Theatre), Brisbane (Lyric Theatre, QPAC) and Adelaide (Festival Theatre). “Anthony LaPaglia’s Willy Loman rips apart the American Dream. An extraordinary performance” – ★★★★½ Sydney Morning Hearald Season: August 11-22 (Melbourne), August 28-September 6 (Brisbane), September 26-October 4 (Adelaide). Tickets HERE.