WRITER
PATRICIA CORNELIUS
PERFORMANCE TIMES
Previews
7.30pm, Thu 13 Feb
7.30pm, Fri 14 Feb
7.30pm, Sat 15 Feb
6.30pm, Mon 17 Feb
In Season
6.30pm, Mon
7.30pm, Tue – Sat
2.00pm, Sat
Time To Talk
7.30pm, Tue 25 Feb
Melbourne, 1980s. A group of misfit teenagers break into forbidden fortresses.
The Pentagon. Stanford. NASA. There is no theft. No profits. No harm. They just want to look around. But when you’re storming castles, not everyone gets out unscathed.
Australia’s most awarded playwright, Patricia Cornelius (Who’s Afraid of the Working Class?, Do Not Go Gentle), returns with a zeitgeist-defining investigation into the price the powerful will pay to control the truth and why the children once forced to live with lies become their greatest adversaries. The ones who wanted to change the world.
This is the story of Julian Assange. Edward Snowden. Chelsea Manning. It is a story about the costs of not staying silent.
Come experience a master playwright’s undertaking of a complicated truth.
DIRECTOR
SUSIE DEE
ENSEMBLE
ALJIN ABELLA
ENSEMBLE
EMILY HAVEA
ENSEMBLE
EVA REES
ENSEMBLE
TOMÁŠ KANTOR
ENSEMBLE
EVA SEYMOUR
SET & COSTUME DESIGNER
MATILDA WOODROOFE
Lighting Designer
Paul Jackson
COMPOSER & SOUND DESIGNER
KELLY RYALL
VIDEO DESIGNER
MERI BLAZEVSKI
VIDEO ASSOCIATE
JUSTIN GARDAM
EVENT & TICKETING DETAILS
DURATION
This production is currently under development and duration will be confirmed closer to the performance.
LOCATION
CONTENT NOTES
This production is currently under development and content information will be confirmed closer to the performance. It is common for our productions to contain adult themes, coarse language, smoke effects, haze, loud sounds and flashing lights.
If you would like to speak with us about specific content, please contact box office on (03) 9685 5111 or email boxoffice@malthousetheatre.com.au.
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Image credit: Shaun Gladwell A spangled symbolist portrait of Julian Assange floating in reflection, 2024 © Shaun Gladwell. Courtesy of the Artist & PALAS, Sydney.