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The Pulitzer Prize winning comedy by Mary Chase. Presented by Peter Goers in Association with Holden Street Theatres Elwood P. Dowd is a lovely man. His best friend is a six foot tall white rabbit called Harvey invisible to all but Elwood. His family wants Harvey gone. But do they really…..? One of the most charming and popular comedies ever written. An evergreen, cracker barrel delight. Starring PETER GOERS and featuring Rebecca Kemp, Dora Stamos, Julia Whittle, Antoinette Cirocco, Christopher Cordeaux, Leighton Vogt, Brian Wellington, Ron Hoenig, Amanda James, Robin “Smacka” Schmelzkopf and Robert Cusenza
Holden Street Theatres
The Studio
Presented by: tabHu Acting School Simon Stephens’ Pornography is a haunting mosaic of lives unravelling during the 2005 London bombings. Fragmented, lyrical, and unsettling, it captures ordinary people in extraordinary moments—desire, grief, isolation—woven into a city on edge. It’s not about sex, but exposure: of vulnerability, violence, and the raw pulse beneath urban life. Set against the backdrop of the 2005 London bombings, Pornography is a fragmented, poetic exploration of a city on edge. Told through seven loosely connected scenes, the play captures ordinary lives—siblings, strangers, lovers—grappling with isolation, desire, and disconnection. There’s no central plot, but a haunting emotional thread: the sense that something has ruptured beneath the surface of everyday life. Stephens doesn’t offer answers—only moments. A stolen kiss, a racist rant, a quiet breakdown. The title refers not to sex, but to exposure: the raw, unfiltered reality of a society stripped bare by fear, media saturation, and emotional numbness. “We live in pornographic times.” “Scorched by a need and an inability to connect.” “The suicide bombers were in no way monstrous, or evil, or alien. But rather… deeply human and deeply English.” “Pornography is a play that dramatises a world that seems to be more atomised and fractured than it has been in the past.” "We are not here to entertain. We are here to awaken. Theatre must be a mirror, a wound, and a balm." - Paulo Castro (Director) tabHu Ensemble has previously collaborated with Adelaide Festival, the Migration Museum, the Multicultural Communities Centre of SA, the Migrant Resource Centre, and a range of community-led initiatives across South Australia. This production marks a new chapter in their mission to make theatre that matters.
Holden Street Theatres
The Arch
The Pulitzer Prize winning comedy by Mary Chase. Presented by Peter Goers in Association with Holden Street Theatres Elwood P. Dowd is a lovely man. His best friend is a six foot tall white rabbit called Harvey invisible to all but Elwood. His family wants Harvey gone. But do they really…..? One of the most charming and popular comedies ever written. An evergreen, cracker barrel delight. Starring PETER GOERS and featuring Rebecca Kemp, Dora Stamos, Julia Whittle, Antoinette Cirocco, Christopher Cordeaux, Leighton Vogt, Brian Wellington, Ron Hoenig, Amanda James, Robin “Smacka” Schmelzkopf and Robert Cusenza
Holden Street Theatres
The Studio
Presented by: tabHu Acting School Simon Stephens’ Pornography is a haunting mosaic of lives unravelling during the 2005 London bombings. Fragmented, lyrical, and unsettling, it captures ordinary people in extraordinary moments—desire, grief, isolation—woven into a city on edge. It’s not about sex, but exposure: of vulnerability, violence, and the raw pulse beneath urban life. Set against the backdrop of the 2005 London bombings, Pornography is a fragmented, poetic exploration of a city on edge. Told through seven loosely connected scenes, the play captures ordinary lives—siblings, strangers, lovers—grappling with isolation, desire, and disconnection. There’s no central plot, but a haunting emotional thread: the sense that something has ruptured beneath the surface of everyday life. Stephens doesn’t offer answers—only moments. A stolen kiss, a racist rant, a quiet breakdown. The title refers not to sex, but to exposure: the raw, unfiltered reality of a society stripped bare by fear, media saturation, and emotional numbness. “We live in pornographic times.” “Scorched by a need and an inability to connect.” “The suicide bombers were in no way monstrous, or evil, or alien. But rather… deeply human and deeply English.” “Pornography is a play that dramatises a world that seems to be more atomised and fractured than it has been in the past.” "We are not here to entertain. We are here to awaken. Theatre must be a mirror, a wound, and a balm." - Paulo Castro (Director) tabHu Ensemble has previously collaborated with Adelaide Festival, the Migration Museum, the Multicultural Communities Centre of SA, the Migrant Resource Centre, and a range of community-led initiatives across South Australia. This production marks a new chapter in their mission to make theatre that matters.
Holden Street Theatres
The Arch
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