COMPANY VISION
MISSION STATEMENT
Darlinghurst Theatre Company presents diverse artistic visions to engage audiences with the diversity, power and possibilities of live theatre. Each production presents a new directorial and artistic vision, which allows for a unique point of view and dialogue about the human experience through theatre.
Darlinghurst Theatre Company achieves this by developing, producing and presenting theatre productions in collaboration with outstanding independent theatre artists.
VISIONS OF THEATRE AND LIFE
Since 2001, Darlinghurst Theatre Company has nurtured and supported the visions of more than 1,100 Australian artists, and staged over 120 shows.
We take great pride in being an intimate space where people can discover the power of live theatre and its vast possibilities.
We want our audiences to discover new and exceptional drama, innovative and brilliant musicals and inspired variations on spoken word theatre. Each production is an invitation to discover, engage, connect, and of course be entertained.
To achieve this, Darlinghurst Theatre Company engages and collaborates with outstanding artists and offer them exemplary platform to realise their own creations. This means each production presents a new creative team, a new artistic vision, and a fresh experience for our audiences.
OUR SEASON
Each show is especially chosen in line with our policy of sourcing and selecting the most outstanding. Our season of shows offer explorations in music theatre, drama, physical theatre, multi media and variations on spoken word theatre.
OUR ACHIEVEMENTS
"Indeed, it is such an unusual experience to attend a musical with a high-quality cast in so intimate
a performance space that this production is a rare treat on that basis alone." Australian Stage
"The DTC cast have done a fine job of doing "You can trust Darlinghurst Theatre Company to
justice to Wilde’s intelligent humour and provide consistently fresh, good quality entertainment."
fast-paced banter... there is a freshness Theatre Australia
abounding to the DTC’s version that makes it
worth the revisit." Kluster Magazine