27-30 January
A MOCKINGBIRD TOO PRODUCTION
By V (formerly Eve Ensler)
Directed by Morgan HeathWilliams & Céline Oudin
Bold. Witty. Fearless. And still as provocative as ever.
The groundbreaking The Vagina Monologues gives voice to women’s experiences with irreverence, honesty, anger, joy and irresistible humour. Drawn from interviews with women around the world, these celebrated monologues explore sexuality, identity, body image, love, violence and empowerment.
By turns hilarious, confronting and deeply moving, this theatrical phenomenon remains an unapologetic celebration of women — and the power of speaking out.
Some things demand to be said out loud.
Contains adult themes and language.
BOOKINGS & INFO HERE
17-27 February
A MOCKINGBIRD THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION
By Eugene lonesco & adapted by Donald Watson
Directed by Jack Spahr
The King is dying. The problem is, nobody has told him.
Exit the King is a wildly comic, gloriously absurd and unexpectedly moving modern masterpiece. As his kingdom crumbles around him, King Bérenger is informed that by the end of the play, he will be dead. Naturally, he refuses to believe it.
Hilarious, outrageous and ultimately heartbreaking, Exit the King turns our greatest fear into a beautiful celebration of being alive.
The King is dying. Long live the King.
***Subscriber Q & A with cast and director post-show on Saturday 20 February***
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This production can be booked as part of the 2027 Season Subscription of 3 to 8 plays. SUBSCRIPTIONS HERE
17-20 March
A MOCKINGBIRD TOO PRODUCTION
by Jeremy Kareken, David Murrell and Gordon Farrell & based on the book by John D’Agata and Jim Fingal
Directed by Steph Evans
What happens when a good story gets in the way of the truth?
A celebrated writer. A determined young fact-checker. One outrageous battle over what really happened. The Lifespan of a Fact is a razor-sharp, wickedly funny comedy about facts, fiction and the dangerous territory in between.
Smart, fast and fiercely entertaining, it asks a very modern question: when the truth spoils a great story, which one wins?
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14-24 April
A MOCKINGBIRD THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION
By Lauren Gunderson
Directed by Céline Oudin
Before we understood the universe, a group of remarkable women helped map the stars.
Silent Sky tells the extraordinary true story of astronomer Henrietta Leavitt, whose discoveries transformed our understanding of the cosmos — despite being denied the chance to use the very telescopes she worked beside.
Beautiful, witty and romantic, Silent Sky is a soaring tribute to curiosity, courage and the women whose brilliance changed the way we see the universe.
Sometimes, to find our place in the world, we have to look up.
***Subscriber Q & A with cast and director post-show on Saturday 17 April***
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This production can be booked as part of the 2027 Season Subscription of 3 to 8 plays. SUBSCRIPTIONS HERE
19-29 May
A MOCKINGBIRD THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION
By Andrew Bovell
Directed by Chris Baldock
They love each other. That’s what makes it so complicated.
Things I Know to Be True is a warm, devastatingly beautiful portrait of one ordinary family across a single year. As four adult children struggle to become themselves, their parents discover that loving someone doesn’t always mean understanding them — or knowing when to let them go.
Tender, intimate and achingly recognisable, this acclaimed Australian play from the writer of When The Rain Stops Falling and Lantana explores family, marriage, memory and the things we cling to when everything begins to change.
A play about the people we love — and hurt — most.
***Subscriber Q & A with cast and director post-show on Saturday 22 May***
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This production can be booked as part of the 2027 Season Subscription of 3 to 8 plays. SUBSCRIPTIONS HERE
16-26 June
A MOCKINGBIRD THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION
By Sarah Ruhl
Directed by Steph Evans
Eurydice is in love. Then she dies. But her story is only beginning.
Sarah Ruhl’s acclaimed reimagining of the Orpheus myth turns one of the world’s great love stories on its head, telling it through the eyes of the woman usually left in the shadows. In a strange and wondrous Underworld, Eurydice is reunited with her beloved father — while Orpheus searches for a way to bring her home.
With its unique humour and dreamlike theatricality, Eurydice is an achingly tender meditation on love, loss, memory and what it means to let go.
Some love stories are too powerful for even death to end.
***Subscriber Q & A with cast and director post-show on Saturday 19 June***
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This production can be booked as part of the 2027 Season Subscription of 3 to 8 plays. SUBSCRIPTIONS HERE
21-31 July
A MOCKINGBIRD THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION
By Ron Hutchison
Directed by Zac Bridgman
Hollywood, 1939. Gone with the Wind is in trouble — and producer David O. Selznick has five days to save it.
His solution? Lock himself in an office with a new director and screenwriter, survive almost entirely on bananas and peanuts, and rewrite one of the most famous movies ever made.
Inspired by a legendary Hollywood story, Ron Hutchinson’s Moonlight and Magnolias is a fast, furious and gloriously funny comedy about movies, egos, creativity and the absolute madness of making art.
Five days. Three men. One impossible screenplay. What could possibly go wrong?
***Subscriber Q & A with cast and director post-show on Saturday 24 July***
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This production can be booked as part of the 2027 Season Subscription of 3 to 8 plays. SUBSCRIPTIONS HERE
18 August – 4 September
A MOCKINGBIRD THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION
Adapted by Rachel Wagstaff & Duncan Abel from the novel by Dan Brown
Directed by Chris Baldock
A brutal murder inside the Louvre. A trail of hidden symbols. A secret that could change history forever.
Dan Brown’s international phenomenon explodes onto the stage in Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel’s gripping, immersive adaptation — the same team behind The Girl on the Train. When symbologist Robert Langdon is drawn into the investigation of a mysterious killing, he and cryptologist Sophie Neveu uncover a labyrinth of riddles concealed within some of the world’s greatest works of art.
Racing from Paris to London, they must decipher the clues before an ancient secret falls into the wrong hands.
***Subscriber Q & A with cast and director post-show on Saturday 21 August***
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This production can be booked as part of the 2027 Season Subscription of 3 to 8 plays. SUBSCRIPTIONS HERE
29 September – 2 October
A MOCKINGBIRD TOO PRODUCTION
By Harold Pinter
Directed by Céline Oudin
An affair. A marriage. A friendship. And the lies that bind them together.
Harold Pinter’s masterpiece begins at the end and travels backwards through seven years of love, infidelity and deception, gradually revealing that betrayal is never quite as simple as it seems.
Elegant, intimate, darkly perceptive and devastatingly precise, Betrayal is one of the 20th century’s greatest plays — a riveting portrait of love, desire and the secrets we keep.
Everyone knows something. Nobody knows everything.
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27 October – 6 November
A MOCKINGBIRD THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION
By Jane Anderson
Directed by Zac Bridgman
Two couples. Two unimaginable losses. Four very different ideas about how to keep living.
When conservative relatives from the Midwest visit their free-spirited Californian cousins after a devastating wildfire, grief, love, faith and mortality collide — with surprising humour and enormous heart.
Jane Anderson’s award-winning The Quality of Life is a fiercely intelligent, compassionate and profoundly moving play about what makes a life worth living — and who gets to decide when enough is enough.
How do we measure a life — by length, or by the way we live it?
***Subscriber Q & A with cast and director post-show on Saturday 30 October***
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This production can be booked as part of the 2027 Season Subscription of 3 to 8 plays. SUBSCRIPTIONS HERE
24 November – 11 December
A MOCKINGBIRD THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION
Adapted by Steve Canny & John Nicholson from the novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Directed by Chris Baldock
Sherlock Holmes. Dr Watson. A mysterious death. A family curse. And something terrifying stalking the moors…
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s legendary mystery gets a gloriously theatrical makeover in this ingenious adaptation. Three fearless actors play a dizzying array of characters as Holmes and Watson tackle their most infamous case.
Wildly funny and packed with suspense, silliness and spectacular comic invention, The Hound of the Baskervilles is both a loving tribute to the world’s greatest detective and an uproarious night at the theatre.
The game is afoot. All six of them.
***Subscriber Q & A with cast and director post-show on Saturday 27 November***
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This production can be booked as part of the 2027 Season Subscription of 3 to 8 plays. SUBSCRIPTIONS HERE