Come see the bold work of the third-year graduates from the Bachelor of Theatre Program – School of Creative Arts. The Tempus Festival has two action packed programs of diverse work,  directed, written, adapted and performed by our exceptionally talented graduates.

Presented by the UniSQ School of Creative Arts (SOCA) and UniSQ Student Guild.

Program A

Play 1 

‘Love Child’ by Joanna Murray-Smith

Two women, in a struggle for acceptance and forgiveness. ‘Love Child’ is a play about wanting to be loved and doing deceitful things to get it.

Adapted and Directed by Eloise Haugh

Play 2 

‘Where’s My Head?’ by Seb Saint

After Frank Wedikind a headless ghost haunts his grave in this new play about toxic masculinity adapted from  Wedekind’s Spring Awakening written in 1891. 

Running Time: 60 mins (no interval)

Age Recommendation: 15+

Content Warning: Adult Themes , Mild Course Language, flashing lights and smoke effects

Tickets: Free

Tickets are limited so book now to miss out.

Come see the bold work of the third-year graduates from the Bachelor of Theatre Program – School of Creative Arts. The Tempus Festival has two action packed programs of diverse work,  directed, written, adapted and performed by our exceptionally talented graduates.

Presented by the UniSQ School of Creative Arts (SOCA) and UniSQ Student Guild.

Program B

Play 1 

4:48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane.

Adapted and directed by Alex Humphreys

This post-dramatic work unravels the harrowingly unfiltered thoughts of a nameless individual grappling with severe depression and suicidal ideation. 

Play 2 

‘I Can’t Say the F Word’ by Gavin Roach

Adapted and directed by Dominic Vandersee 

Gavin goes through their obsession of words the beauty of them and their power, but stops on the one word they can’t say, The F word. 

Play 3

‘If We Do Meet Again’  by William Shakespeare 

Adapted by Emmy Riber   

This work is a collation of Shakespeare scenes taken from Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar, and Macbeth. It explores themes of death and morality, as well as the effects of patriarchal standards and toxic masculinity.

Running Time: 80 mins (no interval)

Age Recommendation: 15+

Content Warning: Adult Themes , Mild Course Language, flashing lights and smoke effects

Tickets: Free

Tickets are limited so book now to miss out.

Come see the bold work of the third-year graduates from the Bachelor of Theatre Program – School of Creative Arts. The Tempus Festival has two action packed programs of diverse work,  directed, written, adapted and performed by our exceptionally talented graduates.

Presented by the UniSQ School of Creative Arts (SOCA) and UniSQ Student Guild.

Program B

Play 1 

4:48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane.

Adapted and directed by Alex Humphreys

This post-dramatic work unravels the harrowingly unfiltered thoughts of a nameless individual grappling with severe depression and suicidal ideation. 

Play 2 

‘I Can’t Say the F Word’ by Gavin Roach

Adapted and directed by Dominic Vandersee 

Gavin goes through their obsession of words the beauty of them and their power, but stops on the one word they can’t say, The F word. 

Play 3

‘If We Do Meet Again’  by William Shakespeare 

Adapted by Emmy Riber   

This work is a collation of Shakespeare scenes taken from Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar, and Macbeth. It explores themes of death and morality, as well as the effects of patriarchal standards and toxic masculinity.

Running Time: 80 mins (no interval)

Age Recommendation: 15+

Content Warning: Adult Themes , Mild Course Language, flashing lights and smoke effects

Tickets: Free

Tickets are limited so book now to miss out.

Come see the bold work of the third-year graduates from the Bachelor of Theatre Program – School of Creative Arts. The Tempus Festival has two action packed programs of diverse work,  directed, written, adapted and performed by our exceptionally talented graduates.

Presented by the UniSQ School of Creative Arts (SOCA) and UniSQ Student Guild.

Program B

Play 1 

4:48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane.

Adapted and directed by Alex Humphreys

This post-dramatic work unravels the harrowingly unfiltered thoughts of a nameless individual grappling with severe depression and suicidal ideation. 

Play 2 

‘I Can’t Say the F Word’ by Gavin Roach

Adapted and directed by Dominic Vandersee 

Gavin goes through their obsession of words the beauty of them and their power, but stops on the one word they can’t say, The F word. 

Play 3

‘If We Do Meet Again’  by William Shakespeare 

Adapted by Emmy Riber   

This work is a collation of Shakespeare scenes taken from Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar, and Macbeth. It explores themes of death and morality, as well as the effects of patriarchal standards and toxic masculinity.

Running Time: 80 mins (no interval)

Age Recommendation: 15+

Content Warning: Adult Themes , Mild Course Language, flashing lights and smoke effects

Tickets: Free

Tickets are limited so book now to miss out.

Come see the bold work of the third-year graduates from the Bachelor of Theatre Program – School of Creative Arts. The Tempus Festival has two action packed programs of diverse work,  directed, written, adapted and performed by our exceptionally talented graduates.

Presented by the UniSQ School of Creative Arts (SOCA) and UniSQ Student Guild.

Program B

Play 1 

4:48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane.

Adapted and directed by Alex Humphreys

This post-dramatic work unravels the harrowingly unfiltered thoughts of a nameless individual grappling with severe depression and suicidal ideation. 

Play 2 

‘I Can’t Say the F Word’ by Gavin Roach

Adapted and directed by Dominic Vandersee 

Gavin goes through their obsession of words the beauty of them and their power, but stops on the one word they can’t say, The F word. 

Play 3

‘If We Do Meet Again’  by William Shakespeare 

Adapted by Emmy Riber   

This work is a collation of Shakespeare scenes taken from Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar, and Macbeth. It explores themes of death and morality, as well as the effects of patriarchal standards and toxic masculinity.

Running Time: 80 mins (no interval)

Age Recommendation: 15+

Content Warning: Adult Themes , Mild Course Language, flashing lights and smoke effects

Tickets: Free

Tickets are limited so book now to miss out.