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Since 1984, Independent Theatre has been enthralling
Adelaide audiences with top quality theatre of strong dramatic significance. Its
work covers the gamut of theatrical writing, from Ancient Greek tragedies to Australian
and world premieres of brand new plays. |
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| YEAR | PLAY | PLAYWRIGHT | STATUS |
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| 2010 | Mister Johnson | adapted
by Norman Rosten | Australian Premiere |
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| 2009 | Vanity Fair
My Boy Jack
Free Man of Colour | adapted by Rob Croser
David Haig
Charles
Smith | World Premiere
Australian Premiere
Australian Premiere |
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| 2008 | Major
Barbara | George Bernard Shaw | |
| | The Adventures
of Huckleberry Finn | adapted by Rob Croser | World Premiere |
| | Cry, the Beloved Country | adapted by Roy Sargeant | Remounted
at The Space |
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| 2007 | Anna
Karenina | adapted by Helen Edmundson | |
| | To
Kill a Mockingbird
| adapted by Christopher Sergel | South
Australian Premiere |
| | The Shape of Things | Neil
LaBute | South Australian Premiere |
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| 2006 |
Cry, the Beloved Country | adapted
by Roy Sargeant | Australian Premiere |
| | Rebecca | Daphne
du Maurier | |
| | Indian
Ink | Tom Stoppard | Australian
Premiere |
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| 2005 | A
Passaage to India | adapted by Martin Sherman
| Australian Premiere |
| | Pygmalion | George
Bernard Shaw | |
| | Strangers
on a Train | Craig Warner | Australian
Premiere |
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| 2004 | Chinchilla | David
MacDonald | South Australian Premiere |
| | Daniel Deronda | adapted
by Rob Croser | World Premiere |
| | Never
the Sinner | John Logan | |
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| 2003 | Jumping
for Joy | Jon Marans | Australian
Premiere |
| | Great Expectations
| adapted by Rob Croser | World
Premiere |
| | Murder in the
First | Dan Gordon | Australian
Premiere |
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| 2002 | Six
Degrees of Separation | John Guare | South
Australian Premiere |
| | Wuthering
Heights | adapted by Rob Croser | World
Premiere |
| | Old Wicked
Songs | John
Marans (remounted at the Odeon) | |
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| 2001 | A
Skull in Connemara | Martin McDonough | South
Australian Premiere |
| | Cry
God for Harry! | Rob Croser | World
Premiere |
| | Old Wicked
Songs | John Marans | South
Australian Premiere |
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| 2000 | The
Front Page | B Hecht and C MacArthur | |
| | Lord of the Flies | Nigel
Williams | Australian Premiere |
| | War and Peace | adapted
by Helen Edmundson | Australian Premiere |
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| 1999 | The
Cripple of Inishmaan | Martin McDonough | South
Australian Premiere |
| Taking
Sides | Ronald Harwood | South
Australian Premiere |
| Hamlet | William
Shakespeare | |
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| 1998 | Master
Plan | Brian Bell | World
Premiere |
| East
of Eden | adapted by Rob Croser | World
Premiere |
| Star
Quality | adapted by Rob Croser | World
Premiere |
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| 1997 | Les
Parents Terribles | Jean Cocteau | South
Australian Premiere |
| A
Streetcar Named Desire | Tennessee Williams
| |
| Othello | William
Shakespeare | |
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| 1996 | Filumena Martutano
| Eduardo de Filippo | South
Australian Premiere |
| The
Blood of Agamemnon | adapted by Rob Croser
| World Premiere |
| The
View from Golgotha | John Logan | World
Premiere |
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| 1995 | The
Gift of the Gorgon | Peter Shaffer | South
Australian Premiere |
| Schippel
the Plumber | Carl Sternheim | Australian
Premiere |
| | Judging Oscar
| Rob Croser | World
Premiere |
| The
Grapes of Wrath | adapted by Frank Galati
(remount) | |
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| 1994 | Dr
Jekyll and Mr Hyde | David Edgar | Australian
Premiere |
| Never
the Sinner (new version) | John Logan | World
Premiere |
| | Earthly Possessions
| adapted by Frank Galati | Australian
Premiere |
| On
the 20th Century | B Hecht and C MacArthur | Australian
Premiere |
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| 1993 | Hauptmann | John
Logan | Australian Premiere |
| Shadowlands | William
Nicholson | South Australian Premiere |
| Too Clever
by Half | Alexander Ostrovski | |
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| 1992 | Never
the Sinner | John Logan | Australian
Premiere |
| Cold
Comfort Farm | Elizabeth Proud | Australian
Premiere |
| The
Grapes of Wrath | adapted by Frank Galati
| Australian Premiere |
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| 1991 | Breaking
the Code | Hugh Whitemore | South
Australian Premiere |
| The
Magistrate | Arthur Pinero | |
| Tom Jones
| John Osborne | |
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| 1990 | Woman
in Mind | Alan Ayckbourn | South
Australian Premiere |
| Daphne
Laureola | James Bridie | South
Australian Premiere |
| The
Three Musketeers | adapted by Rob Croser | World
Premiere |
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| 1989 | Loot | Joe
Orton | |
| Fathers
and Sons | Brian Freil | Australian
Premiere |
| A
Chorus of Disapproval | Alan Ayckbourn | South
Australian Premiere |
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| 1988 | Mapp
& Lucia | adapted by Rob Croser | World
Premiere |
| Heartbreak
House | George Bernard Shaw | |
| Candide | Leonard
Bernstein | South Australian Premiere |
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| 1987 | The
Importance of Being Earnest | Oscar Wilde
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| The
Lady of the Camelias | adapted by Rob Croser
| World Premiere |
| Sisterly
Feelings | Alan Ayckbourn | Australian
Premiere |
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| 1986 | Design
for Living | Noel Coward | South
Australian Premiere |
| Long
Day's Journey into Night | Eugene O'Neill
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| A
Tale of Two Cities | adapted by Rob Croser
| World Premiere |
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| 1985 | The Recruiting Officer
| George Farquhar | |
| Mrs Warren's
Profession | George Bernard Shaw | |
| Ring Around
the Moon | Jean Anouilh | |
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| 1984 | The
Beggar's Opera | John Gay | |
| A Delicate
Balance | Edward Albee | |
| Vivat! Vivat,
Regina | Robert Bolt | Australian
Premiere |
