THE CRUCIBLE is Sport for Jove‘s first salvo of betrayal in a season that will include Othello, The Tempest, The Merchant of Venice and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Damien Ryan’s award-winning production of Arthur Miller’s classic …
To the curmudgeon who pontificated loudly, even during the show, that it wasn’t working. I don’t know you, even though we have been engaged in the closeness of watching theatre together. So I can’t take you for a drink to …
This summer Sport for Jove celebrates ten incredible years of theatre-making, ten summers of thrilling and surprising outdoor theatre, with their most immersive and ambitious season yet: SHAKESPEARE’S ROSE RIOT.
ROSE RIOT consists of two distinct but linked productions. THE …
Echoes of school? Of P&F meetings where a quick scan of the agenda sees the acronym STEM leap at you and you know, you just know, that the Arts are going to get screwed. Not here. EAR TO THE EDGE …
EAR TO THE EDGE OF TIME by Alana Valentine is inspired by true events. A young radio astronomer who makes a universe-shifting discovery, only for her work to be claimed by her older, male, supervisor. As she wrestles with her …
Sport For Jove’s latest wondrous show storm tosses us into the sea spray of the tale of Captain Ahab’s chase and duel with the White Whale MOBY DICK .
Adam Cook’s gripping 90-minute adaptation of the iconic seafaring …
Lyrical and powerful this play is a fascinating insight into a little known piece of British/Australian history.
Seanna van Helton’s FALLEN is a stage adaptation of historian Jenny Hartley’s’ novel, THE HOUSE OF FALLEN WOMEN (2009). Penny Harpham directs …
Production photography by Marnya Rothe.
While long, this is a tremendous production, more faithful to Chekhov in spirit than recent revivals seen in Sydney. The play features a new translation by Karen Vickery that makes the play seem fresh and …
Sport for Jove’s wonderful version of Shakespeare’s THE TAMING OF THE SHREW is a delicious version of this quite challenging play that had the audience in stitches at times. It has been adapted and transposed by director Damien Ryan to …
From 1 to 17 October, Seymour Centre and Sport For Jove Theatre Company will present a contemporary take on Christopher Marlowe’s 1593 tragic masterpiece, EDWARD II.
Shortly after his coronation, King Edward II obtains his lover Gaveston from exile, lavishing …
