A NEXT STAGE Original
by Nathan Maynard
24 JAN — 22 FEB 2025
Southbank Theatre, The Sumner
by Deborah Frances-White
15 FEB — 22 MAR 2025
Arts Centre Melbourne, Fairfax Studio
A NEXT STAGE Original
by Roshelle Yee Pui Fong and Matthew Ngamurarri Heffernan
1 — 19 MAR 2025
Southbank Theatre, The Lawler
by David Williamson
11 MAR — 17 APR 2025
Southbank Theatre, The Sumner
A NEXT STAGE Original
Written and Directed by Andrea James
5 — 31 MAY 2025
Southbank Theatre, The Sumner
by Joe Paradise Lui and Merlynn Tong
5 — 28 JUN 2025
Southbank Theatre, The Lawler
by S. Shakthidharan
6 JUN — 12 JUL 2025
Arts Centre Melbourne, Fairfax Studio
by Paula Vogel
30 JUN — 2 AUG 2025
Southbank Theatre, The Sumner
Book & Lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire. Music by Jeanine Tesori. Based on the play by David Lindsay-Abaire.
26 JUL — 30 AUG 2025
Arts Centre Melbourne, Playhouse
A NEXT STAGE Original
by Kirsty Marillier
18 AUG — 13 SEP 2025
Southbank Theatre, The Sumner
A NEXT STAGE Original
by Daphne du Maurier
30 SEP — 5 NOV 2025
Southbank Theatre, The Sumner
A NEXT STAGE Original
An adaptation by Benjamin Law. Based on the book by Cory Taylor.
25 OCT — 29 NOV 2025
Arts Centre Melbourne, Fairfax Studio
by William Shakespeare
14 NOV — 19 DEC 2025
Southbank Theatre, The Sumner
by Martyna Majok
14 Sep — 19 Oct 2024
Southbank Theatre, The Sumner
A NEXT STAGE Original
by Merlynn Tong
25 Oct — 30 Nov 2024
Arts Centre Melbourne, Fairfax Studio
A NEXT STAGE Original
A new musical by Dean Bryant, Mathew Frank & Sheridan Harbridge. Based on the novel by Miles Franklin.
7 Nov — 18 Dec 2024
Southbank Theatre, The Sumner
Video
Rachel Edmonds and Aaron Pedersen play Ani and Eddie. Hear them discuss why they connected to Martyna Majok's story of connection, community and privilege.
Video
Since he was 27, Aaron Pedersen has been his brother Vinnie Pedersen's full-time carer. Vinnie has accompanied Aaron on acting roles all around Australia, including here at Melbourne Theatre Company.
Video
Writer and actor Merlynn Tong unveils the inspiration behind Golden Blood, and why she can't wait to bring it to Melbourne Theatre Company.
Video
Mabel Li, Oli Pizzey Stratford, Aaron Pedersen, Rachel Edmonds and Director Anthea Williams discuss why this story is an authentic portrayal of disability, humanity and connection.