17 April to 23 May.
Followed by tour to the Canberra Theatre Centre from 9 June 2010.
Sydney Theatre Company presents Honour, Joanna Murray-Smith’s acclaimed dissection of a marriage, which since its premiere in 1995 has become something of a modern Australian classic winning over audiences in London’s West End and on Broadway. Lee Lewis directs a stellar cast comprised of Paula Arundell, Wendy Hughes, Yael Stone and William Zappa at the Drama Theatre, Sydney Opera House from 17 April (opening 22 April).
After thirty-two years of happy marriage, Honor (Wendy Hughes) and George (William Zappa) have achieved it all; a successful marriage, a loving daughter (Yael Stone), a beautiful home. However, the family is to learn of the appalling fragility of love when a beautiful young journalist (Paula Arundell) enters their lives.










17 APRIL - 30 MAY 2010
15 APRIL - 9 MAY 2010
April 3 - April 24
Imagine a theatrical realm of ecstatic visions and saints, of religious passions and martyrdom... for teenagers Claryssa and Sebastian, it's just another night down at their local cricket nets, cracking jokes and drinking.
Advanced Screening is a romantic comedy written specifically for teenagers about the problems that arise when young inexperienced people find themselves in serious relationships. It’s a fast paced story revolving around a group of friends who are finishing year 12 and dealing with the pressures of the future and their relationships after school. The characters move through a range of awkward and confronting situations that will not only entertain, but also cause young audiences to reflect on their own experiences and life choices. Advanced Screening will be at the Brisbane Powerhouse for a two week season in July 2010.




