Holden Street Theatres

Expect the unexpected.Then more.

A wedding day. A heatwave. A family on the brink. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE

TILL THE STARS COME DOWN by Beth Steel opens Holden Street Theatres’ 2026 season with a fierce, funny, and deeply moving portrait of family, class, and belonging. As the celebration begins to unravel, sisters clash, loyalties fracture, and long-buried tensions rise to the surface. What unfolds is sharp, intimate, and uncomfortably recognisable—alive with humour, heart, and emotional punch.

Directed by Nick Fagan and marking its South Australian premiere, this explosive new work brings together a powerhouse ensemble in a production that will stay with you long after the lights go down.

Start your year with theatre that hits where it matters. Book your tickets now.

May 26 - June 13
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Two people shown from behind stand side by side against a beige background. On the left, white text reads “The Sound Inside by Adam Rapp,” with “August 11–29” below it, separated by horizontal lines.

A mystery. A confession. A choice that changes everything. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE

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ALADDIN JNR 2026

Friday 15 May 2026 - Saturday 16 May 2026 (UTC+10) 

Presented by SHANE DAVIDSON PRESENTS

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A stormy night. A quiet pub. Stories that chill the blood — and break the heart. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE

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NEW WORK

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Written and developed in-house funded by Arts South Australia, Department of Premier & Cabinet

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We acknowledge the Kaurna people as the traditional custodians of the Adelaide region in which Holden Street Theatres is located, and we recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to all Elders past, present and emerging and we acknowledge that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today.