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Set against a soundtrack of infectious bangers, Australian playwright Matthew Whittet’s playful yet moving exploration of adolescence traces the drama of growing up and letting go.
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About Seventeen

School’s out. Forever.

On the edge of adulthood, six teenagers gather at a local park to celebrate a rite of passage in nearly every young person’s life: the final day of school.

Through wild drinking, carefree dancing, forbidden pashes and jaw-dropping confessions, what begins as a party to mark the beginning of the rest of their lives becomes a portrait of the complexities of youth.

Set against a soundtrack of infectious bangers and played out on a visually stunning 11m revolving playground, Australian playwright Matthew Whittet’s playful yet moving exploration of adolescence traces the drama of growing up and letting go.

With an ensemble cast of legendary stars of the stage and screen who have been there and done that, Seventeen is a poignant reminder of the inner teen within all of us.

Start date

15th January, 2024

End date

17th February, 2024

Categories

Age

This production contains coarse language, sexual references and mature themes.

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Venue

Southbank Theatre, The Sumner

140 Southbank Blvd, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, 3006

Accessibility

Wheelchair access is via the front entrance on Southbank Boulevard. There are lifts to all levels. The foyer offer tables and chairs at wheelchair height, and a low bar service area.

Directions

GETTING TO THE VENUE

BY TRAM: For routes travelling up and down St Kilda Road (1, 3, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67 and 72) you can alight at the Arts Centre stop and walk to Southbank Theatre. Route 1 goes down Southbank Boulevard, and stops on Sturt Street just outside Melbourne Recital Centre (located next to the Southbank Theatres).

BY TRAIN: Southbank Theatre is within easy distance of Flinders Street Station. After exiting the station, walked south down St Kilda Road.

BY CAR: Wilson Parking has multiple paid options available: Roverside Quay, Southgate, Eureka or Flingers Gate car parks. Please note, these are paid carparks.

More information about Seventeen

★★★★ 'A spirited, elegiac meditation on youth.' – The Guardian

★★★★ 'A nostalgic and melancholy time trip.' – Limelight

Writer: Matthew Whittet

Director: Matt Edgerton

Cast: Fiona Choi, Robert Menzies, Genevieve Picot, Richard Piper, Pamela Rabe and George Shevtsov

Set & Costume Designer: Christina Smith

Lighting Designer: Paul Jackson

Composer & Sound Designer: Joe Paradise Lui

Movement Director: Vincent Crowley

Assistant Director: Tasnim Hossain

Intimacy Coordinator: Amy Cater

Tickets

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