Welcome to Griffin

Griffin Theatre Company is Australia’s leading new writing theatre. In residence at Sydney’s historic SBW Stables Theatre, we lead the country in developing and producing great Australian stories, and are dedicated  to supporting Australian artists.

  • APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR 2014 GRIFFIN STUDIO
     

    The Griffin Studio is Griffin’s flagship artistic development program – providing an opportunity for four of the country’s most exciting writers and directors to be embedded in the life of a busy producing company for one year. Read more.


  • GRIFFRINGE IS BACK
     

    We’re looking for work that messes with the limits of form, that plays with words and music and dance and installation and physicality. If you’ve got a work in progress, a fragment of something bigger, or a short finished performance and you’d like a 10 minute slot on the Griffin stage, bring it to GRIFFringe. Read more.


  • WORKSHOPS – AUTUMN/ WINTER TERM
     

    Griffin offers a boutique year-round program of workshops and master classes  in acting, directing, dramaturgy and playwriting with experts  such as Anthony Skuse, Jane Bodie and Kevin Jackson. Check out the timetable here.


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22 April 1:10 pm

THE BULL MYTHOLOGY EXPLAINED

Our Affiliate writer Julian Larnach explains the myths behind The Bull, The Moon and the Coronet of Stars

In my first year of an arts degree at university, I got to know the god of wine. Informally at first, through orientation mixers. It’s not to say all I did was drink; I was steadfastly pursuing the classical education I had read so much about. It was in my favourite class, Greek and Roman Myth, that I was formally introduced to Dionysus.  Read more…

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12 April 11:35 am

SO THE STORY BEGINS…PART 3

 

The final part of Van Badham story of the drama behind The Bull, the Moon and the Coronet of Stars

I will remember my first summer in Melbourne as one that involved my face buried in beige carpet (this is not a euphemism), Read more…

 

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