Cirrus@Austlit

'A tense two-hander played against the shadows of history.'

'A trip to a public pool provokes deep, submerged reflections.'

'Stories of young people in the youth justice system.'

'Patricia Highsmith is all the rage at the moment, so it's a good time to stage Joanna Murray-Smith's play about the writer.' 

'Jonathan Biggins returns for another season in office as our former Prime Minister.'

'True crime characters in Australia's history.'

'An opaque book that navigates the liminal spaces between relationships.'

'An award-winning 'cli-fi' novel tracks two sisters as they make their way in a dying world.'

'Two loners and their odd, off-kilter relationship.'

'A contemporary version of Chekhov's famous play shows 'The Seagull' has lost none of its relevance.'

'The poet's debut novel ranges over the big issues of sex, family, religion and self-identity.'

'A surreal and satirical collection of short stories set in and around the world of advertising.'

'Tedeschi is equally impressive on the page as he is at the piano.'

'A memoir written in real-time with echoes of past-on-present.'

'Fact and fiction blend in this intriguing reimagining of a young athlete's life after his early successes in pedestrianism and equestrian sports.'

'From South Sudan to Australia, this award-winning novel tracks the journey of childhood, family and the migrant experience.'

A timeless tragedy that prompts questions about land and (Indigenous) identity.

A monologue about climate change and extreme disruptions in temperature.

'A desperate tale set in Singapore about the push and pull of siblings drawn into the underworld.'