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Griffin Theatre Company

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9332 1052

Address: 10 Nimrod Street, Kings Cross 2010 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.griffintheatre.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Calling all theatre lovers who will be in years 10, 11 and 12 next year! Applications for our Griffin Ambassadors program close tomorrow night! Ambassadors get access-all-areas insight into the inner workings of Griffin, including workshops, talks and a bunch of free shows throughout the year! It's a great way to learn, meet like-minded young people, and enjoy the magic of Australian theatre. If you or someone you know fits the bill, tell them to sneak in a last minute applic...ation before tomorrow night! GRIFFIN AMBASSADORS Applications close midnight Wednesday 25 November! Submit now: http://bit.ly/GriffinAmbassadors2021 #GriffinAmbassadors #Griffin2021

25.01.2022 WORK WITH US! Join the Griffin team as our new Marketing Assistant! We're looking for a motivated, enthusiastic, and highly organised individual to join the Grif-family as Marketing Assistant. The role is part-time and will work closely with the Associate Producer, Marketing to build and promote all things Griff!... Passionate about Australian stories? Want to work in a close-knit team at a very special theatre company? Keen to begin a career in the arts? Apply now: https://bit.ly/GriffinMarketingAssistant We strongly encourage applications from First Nations people, those who are culturally and linguistically diverse, people of all abilities, and people from LGBTQIA+ communities. Applications close Wednesday 9 December, 5pm. Go on! You know you want to

25.01.2022 A very wicked chookas to the cast and creative team of Alma De Groen's 'Wicked Sisters' which opens tonight over at the Seymour Centre! This play's got it alla razor-sharp wit, laughs aplenty, surprising twists and turns and some incredible performances from some of Australia's finest actors. Do not miss it! There are still tickets available over on the Griffin website. Secure yourself a spot now to finish your theatrical year off right!... WICKED SISTERS By Alma De Groen Until 12 December Book now: http://bit.ly/WickedSisters2020 #GTCWickedSisters

24.01.2022 All we can say is: WOW. Congratulations to playwright, performer, Griffin board member, and now award-winning painter Meyne Wyatt on winning the Archibald Packing Room Prize for his self-portrait, 'Meyne'. Read all about it over on the ABC website: http://bit.ly/MeyneArchibald Well done, Meyne!

23.01.2022 MONDAY RUSH! Tickets are nearly sold out for 'Wicked Sisters' by Alma De Groen, but every week throughout the show's season, we'll have a small handful of Monday Rush tickets available for that evening's performance! To claim a $20 Rush ticket for tonight's preview performance, head to the Griffin website or ring the Griffin Box Office on (02) 9361 3817 now! We'll see you at the Seymour Centre for some wicked fun.... WICKED SISTERS By Alma De Groen Until 12 December Book now: http://bit.ly/WickedSisters2020 #GTCWickedSisters #Griffin2020

23.01.2022 All of us at Griffin are shocked and saddened to hear the news that writer and director Aidan Fennessy has passed away. A writer of national and international renown, Aidan's remarkable playssuch as 'Chilling and Killing My Annabel Lee', 'National Interest', and 'The Architect'included 'The House on the Lake', which was part of our 2015 season. He also won the Griffin Award in 2010 for his play 'Brutopia'. Artistic Director, Declan Greene, said: "The loss of Aidan will be d...eeply felt by artists and audiences across Australia. He was a master craftsman of words and images. But he was also a truly kind person, which you can feel when you watch his plays. His keen political mind was always paired with a compassion for people in all their frailty and magnificence. Our thoughts are with Aidan's family, and to all of those in theatre who have been blessed with his friendship over the course of an exceptional career." See more

23.01.2022 Check out this fabulous playwriting initiative! On Wednesday 30 September, at 7:30pm, the fourth and final volume of Critical Stages Touring’s COME TO WHERE I AM AUSTRALIA will launch with a livestream premiere event on Facebook. The program, in partnership with the UK’s Paines Plough, commissioned 16 writers from around the country to craft all-new stories inspired by the places we call home. Volume Four is the last in a series of new works created by the exciting playwrit...ing and performance program that has seen thousands of Australians tune in via social media, YouTube and the Critical Stages Screening Room to experience stories of connection, belonging, and community. Filmed by playwrights Merlynn Tong, Mary Anne Butler, Ian Michael and Ross Mueller, in the place they are writing about, this is a uniquely entertaining way to travel across Australia at a time when so many of us can’t. The first three volumes of the series are also available to watch for free on the Critical Stages and Paines Plough YouTube channels. Click ‘going’ on the Facebook event to join the premiere: https://www.facebook.com/events/1235038203504040

22.01.2022 We're so excited to be partnering with Contemporary Asian Australian Performance, Sydney Theatre Company, Belvoir St Theatre, the Australia-China Institute of Arts and Culture and Western Sydney University for the inaugural CAAP Artist Lab, supporting the development of fifteen wonderful Sydney-based Asian-Australian artists. The artists are Lena Cruz, Happy Feraren, Ryuichi Fujimura, Aileen Huynh, Justice Jones Massaad, Andrew (undi) Lee, Melissa Lee Speyer, Michelle Lim Dav...idson, Nicole Pingon, Jennifer Rani, Monica Sayers, Khym Scott, Jordan Shea, Michael Toisuta, and Jennifer Wong. The CAAP Artist Lab will be facilitated by director Darren Yap. Over a five-week period, the artists will participate in a series of four seminars and a one-week intensive workshop at Western Sydney University. For more information about the artists and CAAP's other excellent initiatives, head to their website: http://bit.ly/CAAPArtistLab

21.01.2022 GRIFFIN STUDIO 2021! It's with a ridiculous amount of joy and excitement that we announce the five stellar artists entering the fold of Griffin Studio in 2021! Being in residence with us, developing brand new works, and forming part of our artistic team next year will be:... PHOEBE GRAINER NATHAN HARRISON DIANA POPOVSKA TAOFIA PELESASA DYLAN VAN DEN BERG We can't wait to welcome this amazing crew into our theatrical Kings Cross sharehouse! Stay tuned for Studio updates throughout the yearto learn more about Griffin Studio and to read artists bios, head to the Griffin website: https://bit.ly/GriffinStudio2021

20.01.2022 "He looked at me from behind his desk and said: You don’t belong in the theatre. You are a housewife." Over on the Griffin blog, 'Wicked Sisters' playwright Alma De Groen reflects on the challenges and thrills of being a female (and feminist) playwright in the Australian theatre industry through the 1970s and beyond. It's a cracking read, shedding light on morsels of history and interrogating her decades-long playwriting career, from unexpected beginnings to impressive ends.... Read the full piece here: https://bit.ly/InConversationAlmaDeGroen There's just over two weeks left to catch 'Wicked Sisters' over at the Seymour Centre and tickets are limited! Grab yourself a ticket to experience a wonderful evening at the theatre, and to watch some Australian theatre history play out in an insightful new light! WICKED SISTERS By Alma De Groen Until 12 December Book now: http://bit.ly/WickedSisters2020 #GTCWickedSisters #Griffin2020 Images: Deborah Galanos and Di Adams in Griffin's 2020 production; Belinda Giblin in Griffin's 2002 production

20.01.2022 Griffin is rocketing back into re-opening, with the cast and creative team of 'Superheroes' by Mark Rogers already settling into Week 3 of rehearsals! Catch up with the playwright himself, as well as director Shari Sebbens and actor Gemma Bird Matheson, as they chat about the play and the excitement of rehearsing again in our Meet the Team video. SUPERHEROES By Mark Rogers 25 September - 31 October... Learn more: http://bit.ly/Superheroes2020 #GTCSuperheroes See more

18.01.2022 Wicked Sisters is in full swing over at the Seymour Centre, weaving secrets, lies and black comedy into a thrilling Blue Mountains escape. Tickets are selling fastdon't miss this fantastic Australian revival from one of our nation's most treasured playwrights. WICKED SISTERS By Alma De Groen Until 12 December... Book now: http://bit.ly/WickedSisters2020 #GTCWickedSisters #Griffin2020 Images by Brett Boardman See more

18.01.2022 SUPERHEROES by Mark Rogers is officially open! Gemma Bird Matheson, Claire Lovering and Aleks Mikic star in Shari Sebbens's directing debut, playing until 31 October at the Seymour Centre. More info>>http://bit.ly/Superheroes2020 by Prudence Upton.

17.01.2022 Hey! Do you know a creative teen in years 10-12 who is an enthusiast of all things theatrical? Let them know about Griffin Ambassadors, Griffin's annual program of free performances, workshops and behind-the-scenes peeks! Applications for our 2021 cohort of Ambassadors are now open! To apply, simply head to the Griffin website and fill out our super simple form before applications close on Wednesday 25 November at 5pm. The Ambassadors are a vital part of Griffin's community, ...and often continue to have relationships with the company after their time with usyou'll even find some Ambassadors from years past on Griffin staff and backstage making the best new Australian works for performance! GRIFFIN AMBASSADORS 2021 Applications Now Open! Submissions close Wednesday 25 November, 5pm Fill out the form: http://bit.ly/GriffinAmbassadors2021 #GriffinAmbassadors

17.01.2022 Vale Bardiya McKinnon The Griffs are deeply saddened to hear of Bardiya McKinnon's passing. Bardiya brought a beautiful sense of light, humour and passion to the Stables stage last year in his performance as Basti in ‘First Love is the Revolution’ by Rita Kalnejais. Bardiya will be greatly missed by every member of the Griffin staff, as well as the cast and creatives of ‘First Love’. He was a wonderfully talented young actor, an impressive theatrical producer, and a lovely c...olleague and friend. Our thoughts and hearts are with his family and loved ones at this time. Love, the Griffs.

16.01.2022 MONDAY RUSH! A very small handful of tickets to WICKED SISTERS by Alma De Groen are available from now! To claim a $20 Rush ticket for tonight's performance, head to the Griffin website or ring the Griffin Box Office on (02) 9361 3817 now!... WICKED SISTERS By Alma De Groen Until 12 December Book now: http://bit.ly/WickedSisters2020 #GTCWickedSisters #Griffin2020

16.01.2022 Andrea James and Catherine Ryan are the dynamic co-writers behind 'Dogged', Griffin's second Main Season play of 2021, and the first Main Season play to find its home in the SBW Stables Theatre after a year of temporary closure. 'Dogged' has been in development for almost a decade, and Andrea and Catherine used their friendship and their individual creative voices to create a piece of mythic proportions about dingoes, bounties, and the cold, endless bush of Gunaikurnai countr...y, Victoria's alpine region. Directed by Declan Greene, this work of sheer Australian Gothic bursts onto the Stables stage at the end of April. Don't miss it. DOGGED By Andrea James & Catherine Ryan 30 April 5 June Book now: https://bit.ly/Dogged2021 #GTCDogged

13.01.2022 Our friends at Urban Theatre Projects launched their season of 'M'ap Boulé' by Nancy Denis last night! Presented online from 21 - 25 September, this major new online work is a summoning and a worshipping of ancestorsa journey through fire, pain, ash and becoming. 'M’ap BouléHome is where I lay' is a play with songs telling the story of a child of immigrant parents growing up in Australia. It explores the story of the first black-led republic of Haiti, and the personal narra...tive of a Haitian-Australian woman living on Gadigal land in Waterloo. ‘M’ap Boulé’ translated to English means ‘I’m on fire’ in Haitian Krèole, a language that was developed during the Haitian Revolution in 1804. Written by Nancy Denis and directed by Hilton Denis, 'M’ap Boulé' features original music composed by Carl St Jacques, with lyrics by Nancy Denis. 'M'ap Boulé' runs for just three more nights, including tonight! Book your tickets online now: http://urbantheatre.com.au/2020/map-boule/

13.01.2022 Happy #50YearsFriday! This week, our friends at Australian Plays launched their #Nimrod50 collection, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Nimrod Theatre Company (which also heralded the beginning of our beloved Stables Theatre). Australian Plays have selected a fantastic bunch of historical playwriting gems and are releasing them in digitally-published bundles for Australian theatre lovers to enjoy. If you're after a binge-worthy play reading journey that offers a slice of Australian theatre history, check out the collection: https://australianplays.org/nimrod #Nimrod50 #50YearsOfTheStables

12.01.2022 Australian theatre is back on the menu beginning from 25 September, as Griffin re-opens with SUPERHEROES by Mark Rogers. Starring Gemma Bird Matheson, Claire Lovering and Aleks Mikic, directed by Shari Sebbens. Running from 25 September - 31 October at the Reginald Theatre, Seymour Centre. More info>>http://bit.ly/Superheroes2020 by Brett Boardman.

09.01.2022 This #50YearsFriday we’re celebrating ‘The Falls’ by Hilary Bell, a cracking Victorian melodrama, ghost tale, and love story full of curious and captivating characters that played at the Stables in 2000. In a bit of a family affair, Hilary's sister Lucy Bell performed in the play, and their father, John Bell, directed it! John said: ’The Falls’ is deliberately crafted in the form of a melodramaa genre that can be richly rewarding when played with utter sincerity... The pla...y is so full of secrets, lies and coverups that it was fascinating for the cast and me to spend the rehearsal time digging into all that subtext to decide what it was that drove these people to make such bizarre decisions... As for the comedy, it plays itself, and doesn’t need to be pushed by the actors. Hilary remembers the tiny dressing room, intimate enough for two actors but in the case of ‘The Falls’, we squeezed into it a cast of six, three of them in crinolines and one in a bath-chair. Oh, and also a musician with an accordion. In fact, space was so limited that Barry Otto was forced to put on his makeup and costume in the toilet. The original production at the Stables was directed by John Bell, and featured an all-star Aussie cast of Lucy Bell, Peter Cousens, Jennifer Hagan, Angus King, Barry Otto, Jacki Weaver. Did you see 'The Falls'? Do you have your own memories to share of this larger-than-life melodrama? Let us know in the comments! 50 YEARS OF THE STABLES Learn more: http://bit.ly/50YearsoftheStables #50YearsoftheStables

09.01.2022 A huge thank you to everyone who came out for our 50 Years of the Stables play reading of ‘The Story of the Miracles at Cookie’s Table’ by Wesley Enoch last Sunday, and to the wonderful cast who brought this powerful script to life: Marlene Cummins, Wesley Patten, Angeline Penrith, and Guy Simon. A big thanks to director Shari Sebbens, our curator and host John McCallum, and none other than Wesley Enoch himself, who generously shared his thoughts in the Q&A. While we weren’t ...in the Stables Theatre itself, we still had the privilege of sharing this powerful Australian story on Gadigal country at the Seymour Centre. If you missed the reading, you can check out these wonderful photos courtesy of Jack Mounsey, and you can also purchase the script to read on Australian Plays: https://bit.ly/CookiesTable 50 YEARS OF THE STABLES Learn more: http://bit.ly/50YearsoftheStables Images by Jack Mounsey #50YearsoftheStables #Griffin2020

08.01.2022 Have we got a #50YearsFriday FLASHBACK for you! Showcasing some incredible 80s style, this excerpt from the ABC TV program 'Review' in 1989 centres around the historic 'D Week' development program that gave us a range of iconic Stables plays, including Gordon Graham’s legendary 'The Boys'. 'D Week' was a regular festival of new writing development that was integral to Griffin’s commitment to fostering Australian stories in the 80s, and a way to get through hundreds of script... submissions piled under the stairs. Keep your eyes peeled for Michael Gow, David Wenham and all-round excellent fashion inspiration. Watch here: http://bit.ly/GriffinDWeek Thanks to David Jobling, former Administrator at Griffin, for unearthing this gem!

08.01.2022 SUPERHEROES by Mark Rogers Until 31 October Learn more: http://bit.ly/Superheroes2020 #Griffin2020 #GTCSuperheroes Prudence Upton

06.01.2022 Just one day away from opening, 'Superheroes' director Shari Sebbens was interviewed on ABC Radio National's The Stage Show this morning! Head to the ABC website for a vibrant listen ahead of the show's premiere: http://bit.ly/ShariSebbensInterview SUPERHEROES By Mark Rogers Until 31 October... #Griffin2020 #GTCSuperheroes Image by Brett Boardman See more

06.01.2022 IS THERE SOMETHING WRONG WITH THAT LADY?INCREASED ALLOCATION Yippee! The Griffs are jumping for joythe SBW Stables Theatre's capacity has been increased to 100% for all performances moving forward! This means that extra tickets have now been released to the previously sold out 'Is There Something Wrong With That Lady?' by Debra Oswald. Jump on over to the Griffin website to grab your tickets to this hotly-anticipated solo show from one of the country's most beloved storytel...lers. Capacity for 'Dogged' by Andrea James & Catherine Ryan has also been increased to 100%, and the wearing of face masks across all of Griffin's shows is no longer mandatory, however we do strongly recommend it. Treat yourself to a wonderful night of theatre in the heart of Kings Cross now! IS THERE SOMETHING WRONG WITH THAT LADY? By Debra Oswald 13 24 April Increased Allocation! Book now: https://bit.ly/DebraOswald2021 #GTCDebOswald #GTCDogged #Griffin2021

06.01.2022 Sit down with the four formidable actors of Alma De Groen's 'Wicked Sisters'Di Adams, Vanessa Downing, Deborah Galanos and Hannah Watermanas they give us the lowdown on this deliciously deceptive play. With just under two weeks left to catch this play full of twists, turns and hors d'oeuvres, act quick to secure your seat over at the Seymour Centre! WICKED SISTERS... By Alma De Groen Until 12 December Book now: http://bit.ly/WickedSisters2020 #GTCWickedSisters #Griffin2020 See more

05.01.2022 Some great news for your Wednesday! With a little help from our friends, Griffin has commissioned three exceptional plays by five exceptional artists. ...Oh, and one of them’s a musical. ...About Flat Earthers.... Flick through the artist pictures to grab a sneak preview of their works before you see them on the Griffin stage in years to come! #NewAustralianPlays

05.01.2022 CELEBRATE NAIDOC WEEK 2020! NAIDOC Week honours and celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This year's theme is 'Always Was, Always Will Be', recognising the fact that First Nations peoples have occupied and cared for these lands for more than 65,000 years. Check out all the amazing events happening as part of this years NAIDOC celebrations: http://bit.ly/NAIDOCWeek2021

04.01.2022 Grif-friends! Our friends at Utp are going live at 1pm on Wednesday 25 November for the fifth episode of their Dream Sequence series, starring with screenwriter, director, and absolute gossip Enoch Mailangi. Dream Sequence is a monthly series of digital artist residencies, experimental live broadcasts, and artist conversations. The title references the dystopian surrealist state we currently live in, while invoking a hopeful way forward into the future. ... Find out more: http://urbantheatre.com.au/ Or head to the facebook event! https://www.facebook.com/events/778955879551563/

04.01.2022 "It’s kind of been a bit unprecedented obviously that’s the word everyone’s using, but it’s weirdly set a new precedent, in the fact that as a designer you’re meant to be present in the process of rehearsal, but obviously, this process has been quite different." The amazing Renée Mulder is the designer behind our season of Mark Rogers's 'Superheroes', which opens in just two days' time! We caught up with Renée via Zoom to discuss the challenges of designing a theatrical prod...uction from across a state borderline. If you catch 'Superheroes', you'll see a set and suite of costumes dreamt up all the way from sunny Queensland! Read the full 'In Conversation' piece over on the Griffin blog: http://bit.ly/ReneeMulderInConversation SUPERHEROES By Mark Rogers Until 31 October #Griffin2020 #GTCSuperheroes

03.01.2022 Today marks 191 days since we last had a live audience watch a Griffin productionbut tonight, this will all change as we welcome our first group of theatre lovers into the Seymour Centre to watch the first preview of Mark Rogers's 'Superheroes'. It's been over half a year of darkness for Griffin, and it's required a lot of resilience from Griffin staff, crew, creatives and audiences, but what we're feeling now seems like the light at the end of a tunnel (fingers crossed!). A...nd speaking of light, look how much our office plant Gregor, who we introduced to you at the beginning of lockdown, has grownas demonstrated in front of the Stables's light box by Artistic Director Declan Greene. We've seen one change of teapot vessel, one Griffin Lock-In, one Griffin Award, lots of learning curves, many difficult decisions, and a truckload of hard work over the many months leading up to tonight's first preview, and we at Griffin are grateful, humbled and overjoyed to be here. We'll see you at the Seymour Centre! #Griffin2020 #GTCSuperheroes

03.01.2022 For #50YearsFriday this week we’ve got another bonus podcast episode! With Artistic Director Declan Greene's first season at Griffin now launched, we thought Grif-fans near and far might like to get to know him a little more! In conversation with Angela Catterns, this bonus 50 Years of the Stables podcast episode explores Declan's core passion of making new Australian work, and how he plans to support our storytellers for years to come. GRIFFIN THEATRE PODCAST50 Years of t...he Stables Episode Eleven: Meet Declan Greene Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2KoTYdg Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3lP7dS6 More information on 50 Years celebrations: http://bit.ly/50YearsoftheStables #50YearsOfTheStables #Griffin2020

03.01.2022 Could you be one of our Griffin Studio Residents for 2021? Submissions are now open for artists based in Greater Sydney to take part in Griffin's long-running Studio program! As well as receiving a $10,000 stipend, four Studio Residents will receive a year-long creative attachment to Griffin's artistic team, tickets to 2021 Season shows, and will be a vital addition to the fabric of a small and vibrant theatre company dedicated to new Australian stories. You can be at any sta...ge of your career. You don't need to have a project in mind. You don't even need to have any experience in theatrejust live performance! Have a read of our guidelines, and apply now over at the Griffin website: http://bit.ly/GriffinStudio2021EOI Applications close at 11.59pm on Monday 5 October, so get submitting! GRIFFIN STUDIO 2021 Expressions of Interest Now Open! Apply here: http://bit.ly/GriffinStudio2021EOI #GriffinStudio #Griffin2021

02.01.2022 Happy #50YearsFriday, and a huge chookas to the cast and crew of 'Wicked Sisters' by Alma De Groen, which begins previews TONIGHT! In the meantime, check out these fantastic photos of the legendary street party supplied by our neighbour Diane Powell. As you heard in our recent podcast episode, the Stables Theatre was put up for sale in 1985 and Griffin Theatre Company was at risk of losing its stage to hungry Sydney developers. The passionate team of Griffs made a lot of nois...e in the media and around town, including holding a beach party on Nimrod Street in a campaign to 'Save the Stables'. Dr Rodney Seaborn read about the plight of the theatremakers, including that of influential stage and screen star and Griffin founding member Penny Cook. Dr Seaborn approached Griffin, saying, I’d like to buy the theatre. It goes to show what can be achieved with a little help from a community of theatremakers, tightrope-walkers, local supporters and generous philanthropists. Thanks to the The Seaborn, Broughton & Walford Foundation, the SBW Stables Theatre remains the home of new Australian writing to this day. And our bar is named in memory of the wonderful Penny Cook. Were you at the street party in 1985? We'd love to hear your memories in the comments! #50YearsFriday #50YearsOfTheStables

02.01.2022 Don’t miss Contemporary Asian Australian Performance's first Longhouse event of 2021, which features insights from our very own Associate Artistic Director Tessa Leong! Featuring a bunch of other incredible speakers, head along to Carriageworks on Thursday 8 April if you’d like to know more about the learning, exchanges, and creative processes that happened at CAAP’s Artist Lab in 2020, and to find out how you can be involved in future programs. It will also be an opportunity... for attendees to meet CAAP's new General Manager, Suzanne Pereira, who is facilitating the discussion. Get your tickets now! CAAP Longhouse #1 Thursday 8 April Buy tickets: https://bit.ly/3cS5bih

01.01.2022 Work for us! Griffin Theatre Company is currently on the lookout for a full-time Associate Producer, Marketing to join our small but mighty team. If you're highly-driven, have an eye for detail, and have demonstrated experience in all things marketing, apply now: http://bit.ly/AssociateProducerMarketingRole Applications close at 5pm on Tuesday 6 October. Hop to it!

01.01.2022 Tonight, we open our first show back since our temporary closure'Superheroes' by Mark Rogers, directed by Shari Sebbens. We may not be in the Stables (though we are in residence with our friends at the Seymour Centre!), and we have faced many new and difficult challenges along the way... but the important thing is: we made it. We're here. And we can't wait to show you this incredible, Griffin Award-winning Australian play. A massive chookas to the cast, creatives and crew f...or both tonight and tomorrow night! And to our beloved Griffin audiences: welcome back! We'll see you in the (socially-distanced) foyer. SUPERHEROES By Mark Rogers Until 31 October #Griffin2020 #GTCSuperheroes Image by Prudence Upton

01.01.2022 The reviews are in for 'Wicked Sisters' and they're full of praise for Alma De Groen's knife-sharp concepts as well as the four incisive performances by the play's wonderful cast. Here's just a few of our favourites: "It's these touches that make the play so taut... The ideas are just slipped in among the gossip, jocularity, cattiness and confessions, like spiking already strong drinks." John Shand, The Sydney Morning Herald "Alma de Groen’s 'Wicked Sisters' is, more accurate...ly, a play of big ideas: the fraying of the social contract; the singular economic plight of older, single women; the docile acceptance of social Darwinism as a governing principle." Jason Blake, Audrey Journal "This modern, subtle and knotted production of Alma de Groen’s 2002 play is both comic in observation of the way friends are with friends and irrational, biting and hurtful, in the way we can be with friends when wounded." Judith Greenaway, Reviews by Judith - and Friends If you like your plays tackling ideas of substance in a way that is supremely entertaining, then 'Wicked Sisters' is for you. Tickets are selling quickly, but there are still handfuls available on our website! WICKED SISTERS By Alma De Groen Until 12 December Book now: http://bit.ly/WickedSisters2020 #GTCWickedSisters #Griffin2020