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25/10/2022

Chookas to our friends over at kwento, who begin previews for ‘One Hour No Oil’ on Wednesday at KXT bAKEHOUSE! A strictly limited season of this long anticipated new work from Oct 26 - Nov 5! The work centres masculinity, mental health and the relationship between Asia and Australia - through a series of massages. We can’t wait!

Tickets here: http://www.kingsxtheatre.com/one-hour

11/09/2022

We can only imagine what KXT2023 is gonna look like. Get your EOI’s in NOW 💋

KXT2023 EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST ARE NOW OPEN

29/05/2022

Our friends at Queen Hades Productions who brought you A Grain of Sand present their first 'Pomegranate-in-Progress' - a readthrough of Lady by Jess Zlotnick

A part of the 2022 KXT Step Up Festival in associate with bAKEHOUSE Theatre Co.

Presented at King's Cross Theatre
31st of May 2022 - 7:30pm

‘Lady’ asks who Shakespeare’s Lady Macbeth might have been, before she took her husband’s last name. Come along for this work-in-progress from one of Sydney's most exciting new companies - a story of power, witches, and ruthlessness.

Free Admission

Directed by Margaret Thanos

24/05/2022

And up next at KXT…

In a world of pe***ng, prolapses, and needing to p**s, Daddy Developed a pill is a surrealist farce set over one chaotic night of deviance and debauchery. A line-up of sixteen psychotic characters portrayed by only three actors means fast wit with even faster quick changes against a backdrop of an upper-middle-class identity crisis with mortal stakes. It’s Don’s Party meets Euphoria, meets an Apple keynote.

Snatched are proudly presenting Cassie Hamilton's new work Daddy Developed a Pill directed by LJ Wilson.

Tickets available here:

https://events.humanitix.com/daddy-developed-a-pill

24/05/2022

We got the chance to witness the opening night of this bedazzling spectacle full of fart jokes and a storyline a little too real to keep laughing at.

Head to our friends to grab tickets before pooland is gone forever…

10/05/2022

Google Your Name. Now. 💻

The Infinity Mirror is a one hour conversation between a woman and an AI construction of herself. After a deep fake p**n video using her name and face goes viral she struggles to figure out where she ends and her online profile begins.

Created and Performed by our good friends, Lily Hayman and Thomas Doyle of .co - this multi modal monologue is performing at The Flying Nun by Brand X on May 20 + 21 🌟

Tickets are very limited so book now!

🎟️ Tickets available now: https://www.brandx.org.au/event/the-infinity-mirror
📸 Image by Clare Hawley

Friday 20 May @ 7pm & 9pm Saturday 21 May @ 7pm & 9pm A conversation between a woman and an AI construction of herself. After a deep fake p**n video using her name and face goes viral she struggles to figure out where she ends and her online profile begins. Tickets available for $25

06/05/2022

Our friends are working on something very exciting. Are you ready??

Everything But The Kitchen Sink Festival is Sydney’s newest and weirdest theatre festival housed in and around Marrickville’s Flight Path Theatre from 10-14 May! It is a cavalcade of storytelling, poetry, comedy, music, and visual arts with four shows performed as a series of triple bills over the course of the five days.

Pollon by Eliza Scott and produced by the Little Eggs Collective will make its triumphant return after a Sydney Theatre Award Nominated season at KXT in 2021. Pollon – is an interdisciplinary piece that explores resilience, memory and loss. It invites the audience to fall into a vortex of genealogy, grief and encounter the footsteps of experiences that we can’t seem to let go of.

Silenced written by Linda Nicholls-Gidley is a new work that asks how loud is your silence? It’s the year 2021, the world is in the midst of a global pandemic, and we are experiencing a new kind of silence; the streets void of activity, the echo of empty buildings, the muteness of zoom meetings. In the wake of this international crisis six women begin to speak. They share stories, they share truths, they share space.

Cherry written and performed by Sarah Carroll after a sell out season as part of Panimo Pandemonium, chronicles how Katy Perry helped one fangirl on a bubblegum, bisexual adventure to pop her cherry.

On an odyssey told through poetry, prose, and the greyness between the two, Papua New Guinean artist Lungol Wekina reconnects with his ancestors in his debut work a body is all that remains.

https://events.humanitix.com/everything-but-the-kitchen-sink-festival

06/05/2022

"I’m old enough to understand everything you’ve done to make sure we survived, but young enough to realise we need to start again"

Being in the works since 2019, our friends at kwento are finally presenting their debut show Ate Lovia written by Jordan Shea & directed by Kenneth Moraleda. Ate Lovia is a new Filipino-Australian drama, that explores what it means to stay loyal to your family, no matter how brutal it gets.

Tickets are available via kwento , link in bio.

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Proudly supported by Create NSW and City of Sydney. Development and Community Engagement support provided by National Theatre of Parramatta & Shopfront Arts Co-op's Open Shop Program.

📸: Lucy Le Masurier

16/03/2022

Review by Olivia Ruggiero Fledgling is a new Australian play by Lilly Hayman based on The Flight of the Birds by Joshua Lobb. The play comprises of fleeting moments out of a family’s life, seemingly unconnected, until the final moments of the work that beautifully piece together those moments. Thi...

10/03/2022

Throwback photo to Undetermined Titles rehearsals

09/03/2022

Don’t miss out on your tickets to Fledgling! This is the final show in our season and closes on the 12th of March!

07/03/2022

Congratulations Fledgling on a wonderful first preview! This incredible piece of theatre is seeing out our festival with style! The bar has been set so high with all the fantastic theatre this festival has showcased and Fledgling does not fail to deliver!!!! Grab those tickets whilst you can, trust us, this is not a show to miss!