Alexandre Dumas’ swashbuckling classic
January 2027
Blue Sky Theatre is bringing The Three Musketeers to the garden in 2027 — a swashbuckling summer adventure full of danger, romance and laughs. This lively adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’ classic opens with D’Artagnan setting off for Paris in search of adventure, only to find far more than he bargained for. His tomboy sister, Sabine, […]
Blue Sky Theatre returns this winter with a striking new production of Andrew Bovell’s internationally acclaimed drama When the Rain Stops Falling. Known for our elegant storytelling, we’re bringing this romantic, funny and deeply moving play to the Domain Theatre, Marion Cultural Centre, for a limited season from Friday 24 July to Sunday 2 August. Set against the backdrop of […]
by Andrew Bovell
24 July to 2 August, 2026
Marion Domain Theatre
Back in 2016, a group of enthusiastic theatre lovers attended an outdoor Shakespeare play at a winery. We thought, “We could do something like that!”—and the idea for Blue Sky Theatre was born. But how to make it a unique experience? We chose to stage a variety of plays (but not Shakespeare) in beautiful gardens […]
2026 sees Blue Sky Theatre marking ten years of outdoor theatre with a return to the romance of Jane Austen. Our first show was Sense and Sensibility in three SA gardens. So we decided to celebrate by staging a new version of Jane Austen’s most popular tale of latent love, Pride and Prejudice. As always […]
Jane Austen’s classic romantic novel
January 2026
Our SA Premiere of Arrivals and Departures opens 25 July And it’s not only a poignant comedy of unexpected connection, but also a deeply personal one for its cast. Nick Fagan, who directed Dealer’s Choice for Blue Sky Theatre, is stepping back into the spotlight as Barry Hawkins, the cheerfully oblivious traffic warden thrust into […]
by Alan Ayckbourn
25 July to 3 August, 2025
Marion Domain Theatre
This winter join us for a poignant comedy by one of the masters of creative playwriting, Alan Ayckbourn. The play revolves around a cheery traffic warden who’s been drawn into an increasingly ludicrous anti-terrorist operation and the taciturn soldier whose mission is to babysit him. Barry (Nick Fagan) and Ez (Emily Currie) are waiting to […]