Distilled down to eight hours of theatre in two parts, the eight plays that span the turbulent years of The War of the Roses are presented in a unique cycle as part of the 2009 Sydney Festival. FINAL SHOWS!  

Deeply theatrical, witty and absurd, Kafka’s Monkey places a profound and startling mirror in front of a modern-day audience and reveals a world in which humans appear apish and apes the more humane.

Kafka’s terrifying but bizarrely comic story bursts on to the stage in a theatrically explosive new version by David Farr, former Artistic Director of Lyric Hammersmith, and actor/director Gísli Örn Gardarsson of Iceland’s acclaimed Vesturport Theatre.

Tanya Goldberg directs a bold, contemporary production of Miller’s seminal masterpiece for STC Ed, exposing the unnerving immediacy of this timeless work and demonstrating that this is as much a play for our own time as it is was for Miller’s.

“The Crucible is back and bursting with freshness and life in director Tanya Goldberg's hands.”

The Daily Telegraph

After triumphant, sell-out seasons in Vienna, Berlin and at the Edinburgh International Festival, it is now Sydney’s turn to experience Barrie Kosky's Poppea.

"... must surely be the must-have theatre ticket of 2009." Sydney Morning Herald. Now playing for a strictly limited season. Must close this Saturday 29 August.

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. Five nights only!

Sydney Theatre Company is taking the magic of storytelling to a whole new level in a delightful and interactive show of for children aged 3 years and up.

As a tribute to the magic and originality of this enduring adventure, Windmill’s The Wizard of Oz is a daring, flamboyant and exhilarating theatrical journey for the whole family.

Farewell Not-so Great Depression! Put your troubles behind you, cross to the funny side of the street and dance down the road to recovery with a stimulus package of song and satire from the ever-popular Wharf Revue. Final weeks!

Sydney Theatre Company is proud to have commissioned  this new Australian work for young audiences, created by Monkey Baa Theatre For Young People and playing for a limited season in Wharf 2.