Theatre

Wild slapstick, the meaning of life, falling in love – suddenly the pie shop is a place where anything can happen. 

The Ark of Khowaz Khizir or Changta Habib’s dreams chronical of Immortality.

KaMeeNi is a powerful narrative that explores the intersection of gender, culture, and identity within the Pakistani-Australian community.

Big Brother is back.

Wakakirri is a nationwide Festival for Australian schools that provides a platform for students to express their thoughts, ideas, and aspirations through the art of storytelling and dance.

A queer black comedy about power, privilege…and debating

Thursday 14 August! The Prize is back for its eighth year – the magic of live theatre and empowerment of the democratic vote!

The Western Line is a new play in development by Saitu Studios, in collaboration with the Tagata Moana Writers Hub.

A darkly comic fall of empire — defying war, embracing peace, and asking what it truly means to lead.

Get ready to fall in love all over again. This restless city has a story to tell.

Kauboj is a solo cabaret work exploring the character of a cowboy told through storytelling and songs.

“They’re Poets, After All” is a suite of spoken word poetry performed by After All, a quartet of poetic misfits hailing from across Western Sydney.

Meet Zac. Part Barber. Part Poet. All Lebbo.

LaughCry is a comedy and poetry night that platforms and uplifts queer performers.

1997. London. A daytime nightclub.