Written with searing passion and dazzling momentum, Myth, Propaganda and Disaster in Nazi Germany and Contemporary America reverberates with the aftershocks of September 11. With compelling drive and theatrical daring, we are swept from cocktails at the Guggenheim to the hungry vacuum of Ground Zero. Stephen Sewell demands answers to some of the most urgent questions of our times. A savage comedy of manners, It Just Stopped explores our relationship to art, globalisation, death, technology, America, Campari, cardboard boxes and slavery. Sewell's play is funny and shocking in turn. It holds the mirror up to the things we value today and asks the questions: what will we value the day the world just stops, and what would we be willing to trade for our own survival?

THE OLYMPIANS is a collaboration between one of Australia's greatest playwrights Stephen Sewell and director Jeff Janisheski. Set on the last night of the world's biggest sporting event, the Olympic Games, this feisty play captures a moment in time when all the tensions, jealousies and rivalries finally explode in an exuberant burst of madness and frivolity during the Australian Muck-Up Party. The OLYMPIANS pits Australia's best athletes against the Olympian Gods and asks, what's it all for?

KANDAHAR GATE is a new play by Australian dramatist Stephen Sewell. This feverish "dream play" is loosely inspired by Akira Kurosawa's 1950 film "Rashomon," but transplants the action to contemporary Australia and centres on the death of a soldier in Afghanistan. At the dark heart of the play is an exploration of how 'truth' gets buried - by governments, the military and one's own memory. It is a powerful and deeply political piece of theatre from one of Australia's great playwrights. With an introduction by Jeff Janisheski.

With The Addresses And Invocation Delivered On The Occasion, February 21, 1903.

With The Addresses And Invocation Delivered On The Occasion, February 21, 1903.