Sydney Theatre Company Archives

Andrew Upton adapted Chekhov’s first play (variously known as Platonov, Wild Honey, Fatherlessness and The Disinherited) into a new work – The

Sydney Theatre Company without Artistic Director after Jonathan Church steps down

Less than 12 months after assuming the top job at Sydney Theatre Company, Britain’s Jonathan Church has resigned as Artistic

Imara Savage knows her way around a comedy. In her hands Hay Fever, the Noel Coward classic currently holding court

The Pulitzer Prize in Drama is awarded “for a distinguished play by an American author, preferably original in its source

On the opening night of the UK’s Almeida production of King Charles III in Sydney, a uniquely Australian reaction rippled

Last year Sydney Theatre Company staged The Present, a new adapatation by Andrew Upton of Anton Chekhov’s first play, Platonov. The production was

Sydney Theatre Company’s Patrick White Playwrights’ Award and Fellowship are designed to benefit both emerging and established writers and this year

Kate Grenville’s award-winning novel The Secret River was adapted by Andrew Bovell (Lantana, When The Rain Stops Falling) into a

The State Theatre Company of South Australia has announced its 2016 Programme. Co-productions represent the defining feature of the season