The Cabbages & Kings Collective are a home-grown SA theatre collective dedicated to producing bold contemporary text-based theatre with local and national artists. It is a platform for collaboration with new arts graduates and emerging artists and seeks to foster a more permanent arts culture in SA for these. Our core team are from various artistic backgrounds which ensures diversity and innovation in the works we create. We are interested in work that challenges what theatre can say and do about the world tomorrow.
This is our third Adelaide Fringe. In 2018, our production of Duncan Graham’s ‘one long night in the land of nod’ won the Weekly Best Theatre Award and enjoyed success at the Stirling Fringe. In 2017, our premiere season of Neil Porter’s ‘Blink’ was award-nominated.
'Flood' by Chris Isaacs
1 Venue
Black Box Theatre at Black Box Theatre - Adelaide Botanic Garden
Noel Lothian Hall, Adelaide Botanic Garden, Hackney Road, Adelaide 5000
Enter via Hackney Rd / Plane Tree Dr (first left turn into car park 39 - next to International Rose Garden)
Content warnings
M
Coarse Language:
Occasional, Strong
Depicts Violence:
Occasional, Strong
Nudity Level:
Occasional, Mild
Sexual References:
Occasional, Strong
Other Warnings:
Smoke Effects, Strobe Lighting
Please note:
Mild Occasional Drug References
About this event
"The call of the West came across the Nullarbor..."
Their parent's Tarago. A pristine lake. Six young friends reunite on a camping trip to the 'untouched' outback of Western Australia. Old jokes, rivalries and attractions are rekindled. They don't have a care in the world... until they unintentionally violate sacred land and an Indigenous man is murdered.
A play about identity, tribalism, privilege, and cultural division in 'modernised', 'carefree' colonial Australia.
Written by Chris Isaacs ('Fag/Stag', 'All That Glitters', 'Falling Through Clouds') and winner of PAWA Best New Play.
A controversial new production by 2018 Best Theatre Award Winners: The Cabbages & Kings Collective (for 'One long night in the Land of Nod' by Duncan Graham).
Their parent's Tarago. A pristine lake. Six young friends reunite on a camping trip to the 'untouched' outback of Western Australia. Old jokes, rivalries and attractions are rekindled. They don't have a care in the world... until they unintentionally violate sacred land and an Indigenous man is murdered.
A play about identity, tribalism, privilege, and cultural division in 'modernised', 'carefree' colonial Australia.
Written by Chris Isaacs ('Fag/Stag', 'All That Glitters', 'Falling Through Clouds') and winner of PAWA Best New Play.
A controversial new production by 2018 Best Theatre Award Winners: The Cabbages & Kings Collective (for 'One long night in the Land of Nod' by Duncan Graham).
Presented by:
The Cabbages & Kings Collective