David Williamson's

This classic comedy from Australia’s leading playwright, David Williamson, takes a satirical look at postmodern literary theory and asks us to question whether there really are basic truths of human nature. Angela, a 19-year-old university student, has always believed that William Shakespeare’s works contain the most profound understanding of the human condition. But when she has her worldview expanded by her literature professor Grant Swain, she confronts her family members with her new-found understanding of their lives, and finds the reality a little more complex than she thought.

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Season

Performance dates: 17 February to 25 March

Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 8pm

Sunday matinees: 19, 26 Feb & 12, 19 Mar at 2pm

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Bookings

Phone & online bookings available now.

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Click HERE to book your tickets online.

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For phone bookings or to book a wheelchair accessible space,

please call (02) 9523 2779.

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2023 Season Ticket Prices (incl GST)
Wednesday & Matinee = $27
Friday & Saturday = $30 

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PLEASE NOTE: Tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded after purchase.

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CAST

ANGELA JUDD --- Liz Vassilacos

MELISSA --- Indianna Erickson

STEVE --- Bryce Grover

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE --- Peter David Allison

GRANT SWAIN --- Alex Amditis

MARTIN JUDD --- Gary Clark

SARAH JUDD --- Margaret Short

JESSICA SQUIRES --- Michelle Erickson

MONICA JUDD --- Jodianne Kanagias

COL JUDD --- Emmanuel Nicolaou

GRACE JUDD --- Allanah Jarman

IMPORTANT

COVID-19 Safety Procedures

(Subject to change depending on health restrictions at the time.)

The Arts Theatre is a registered COVID-safe venue and our procedures

follow all government requirements:

• Ticket numbers are at 100% capacity.

• Face masks are optional.

• QR check-in is not required.

• Practice social distancing and use the hand sanitiser provided.  

• Bring your own water. 

• Please don’t visit if you’re feeling unwell.