The Bacchae

Presented by: Riverland Youth Theatre (RYT)

Mar 12 - Mar 15

Theatre - LGBTQIA+

Origin: SA World Premiere

One day a team of queer, neurodivergent country teens picked up this 2000-year-old script and said, "we want to do this play because it is gay and chaotic." And Fleur Kilpatrick, award-winning playwright and director said "are you sure? People get torn to pieces." And they said "Mood."

So Dionysos has come to town. And you better party. Or else.

People who get what we’re doing:
“The work Riverland Youth Theatre makes is first class. (They) are creating innovative, ambitious programs that could make a major impact at a national level and has the potential to shift the conversation about youth arts in our Country.” Mik Frawley, Country Arts SA

“I’ve never experienced young actors explode into a new text the way they did with Fleur’s writing.” Christian Leavesley, Arena Theatre

The Arch at Holden Street Theatres

Holden Street Theatres, 32-34 Holden Street, Hindmarsh, Kaurna Country

Step-free mobility aid access through the main entrance with an accessible bathroom.

Detailed venue info and space accessibility

 

Duration: 60 min

Tue 12 Mar - Sat 16 Mar: 6:15pm

Age Suitability: M

Coarse Language : Occasional, Mild

Depicts Violence : Occasional, Mild

Sexual References : Occasional, Strong

Full price: $10.00 to $15.00

Concession: $10.00

Schools: $9.00

Companion Card: $0.00

High Audio Content

Relaxed Performance - All sessions

d/Deaf and/or Lived Experience of Disability Events

Meet the Team

  • Fleur Kilpatrick

    DIRECTOR

    Fleur is an awarded-winning playwright, educator and theatre director. She has been making theatre for 18 years and still thinks it is the best of jobs. Read More about Fleur Here..

  • Riverland Youth Theatre

    PRODUCER

    Riverland Youth Theatre (RYT) enriches the lives of young people in the South Australian Riverland and Mallee through creativity, theatre and play. For 38 years we have been making art with and for our community, empowering children and young people as artists, learners and doers. RYT is a safe space for young people with disabilities, queer people and works to be radically accessible. This production is by our senior ensemble, ranging in age from 14 to 26, working with artistic director Fleur Kilpatrick and associate artist, Anneli Ingle.

    Riverland Youth Theatre (RYT) enriches the lives of young people in the South Australian Riverland and Mallee through creativity, theatre, and play. We make art with and for our community, empower children and young people as artists, makers, storytellers, learners, and doers. We offer professional development for teachers and artists, opportunities for parents/carers to interact creatively with their children, community arts-based projects and, crucially, a safe place for all children and young people to be themselves.

    https://www.facebook.com/riverlandyouththeatre

    https://ryt.org.au/

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