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Lottery

Lottery is a sharp, original, dystopian comedy. Politics has changed. A lot. The Prime Minister is now picked at random from the general public and everyone — well, pretty much everyone is in the draw. Expect sweat patches, power stances and a full-bodied moustache....
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Quarter Life Crisis

This funny and well-observed one-woman show explores the contradictions faced by young people when the markers of ‘growing up’ – having a career, a relationship and independence – are difficult to achieve. It also offers insight into life as a second generation migrant living in...
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The Slave

East of West Theatre Company in association with The Alchemist present the European premiere of THE SLAVE by LeRoi Jones/Amiri Baraka. A shockingly honest and unapologetic psychological morality tale. An examination of tension between black and white in contemporary America....
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Proud

Shortly after the Conservatives win a majority government in the 2011 federal election, the prime minister discovers a secret weapon in his caucus—Jisbella Lyth, a single mother with a limited understanding of her role as an MP. Using her ignorance to his advantage, the PM...
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Oracle

Oracle was an original performance that explored both live and digital spaces. Performed in the round, Oracle built two separate sound-dependent spaces, and questioned whether the digital world brought those spaces closer together, or pushed them further apart....
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Symmetry Doesn’t Exist

Symmetry Doesn’t Exist was a solo performance that explored the validity of binary thinking through the symbol of Symmetry. It used projections, pop culture references, and mask theory to explore gender and sexuality binaries....
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