Extinction delves deep into the heart of our own morals, choices and tightly held convictions. It wraps an important conservation message around a unique and personal human story.

Three plays that make a powerful statement on Australia’s relationship with the environment in the shadow of global warming. Including, They Saw a Thylacine by Justine Campbell and Sarah Hamilton, Extinction by Hannie Rayson, and The Honey Bees by Caleb Lewis. 

Two Brothers is a story about what happens when two powerful, passionate and socially committed brothers encounter deadly conflict.

In the Mallee country, a family gathers to celebrate the 80th birthdays of twin sisters Dibs and Girlie. But these have been heartbreak years in the bush and the cracks are beginning to show. All have a claim to the land, but which claim will prevail and who will lose out?

Hilary lives in seaside Sorrento with her father and sixteen-year-old son; Pippa is visiting from New York and Meg returns from England with her English husband. Three sisters, reunited after ten years in different worlds, again feel the constraints of family life. 

Peter George, charismatic academic, idealist, lover of life, is dead. His wife, two ex-wives and daughter gather for his funeral. As the true nature of the man and his life unfolds, so these women discover much about themselves and the lives they have lived both within and outside his shadow.