What's On at Goodwood Theatre & Studios
Edwin Harris-Faull Exhibition
Songs in Birds
9 October to 9 November 2025
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As the winner of the 2021 Dawn Slade-Faull Award, Edwin’s work explores a view into the boundaries between flora and fauna, using ceramic sculpture to create organic, hybrid forms. Edwin’s work is informed by his experience of deafness and cochlear implants. It draws on his love of horticulture and his experiences in the horticultural industry, as a work experience participant at the City Of Burnside Biodiversity Nursery.
Using eyes and ears as a recurring motif, the works Edwin produces explore his “interest in the connection and communication between life forms”. The scale of the pieces positions them as forms akin to real creatures which we are all familiar with both domestically and in the wild. By giving his newly evolved creatures such expressive facial features and demeanour, he encourages the viewer to be drawn into their world.
(Photo & Video credit: Randi Asra Dahnial)​​​​
Silvi Santoso - Feast Festival 2025
Caution, Under Concussion!
6-8 November 2025 at 7.15pm​
​When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. But what if life gives you not just lemons, but a variety of fruits, vegetables and more? What if all of those are invisible? Silvi's life changed drastically after an accident that caused an enormous shift in her cognitive and physical capabilities.
This show is an honest and hilarious sneak peek into Santoso’s journey of living with invisible disabilities, and how she found new life purposes while experiencing a spectrum of reactions from others. Telling stories, jokes and sing parodies with the hope of exhibiting the harsh reality of looking good when you are indeed suffering.
“As a comedian, she has low-key demeanor, but her wittiness and comedic timing are phenomenal. She is brave, honest, hilarious, and able to find funny in darkest place to spread healing through laughter.”
Deus Ex Femina
State Theatre SA (Stateside Program)
Scenes with Girls
3-13 December 2025​
Scenes with Girls is a love story, but not the kind you might expect. Tosh and Lou, 20-something best friends and housemates, are inseparably devoted to each other. Together, they navigate a world filled with romantic ideals and sexual expectations, all while remaining fiercely determined to carve out their own path-even if it means stumbling along the way and sometimes hurting themselves and others in the process.
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Unfiltered, brazenly funny and often uncomfortably flawed, Battye has written a delightfully sharp study of millennial sexual politics and all-encompassing female friendships. Broad City meets Fleabag, with hints of a much grittier Sex and the City, Scenes with Girls will particularly resonate with those still navigating the messy realities of sexual exploration and the complexities of sharehouse life.
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Tracy Crisp
16 & 17 December 2025 at 7.30pm​
​Tracy Crisp's annual,** one-night-only,*** world-famous,**** live Christmas letter reading. With a special appearance by her beautiful friend, Maggie McGinty.
Remember when we used to send Christmas cards to each other, displaying them on strings of tinsel? And remember that friend who used to include a letter which would always begin, 'I can't believe it's been a year...'
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A light-hearted night filled with fairy lights and friends.
*Adrian asked, 'Are you doing that Christmas show again?'
**Four years in a row! Maybe it is annual?
***Now two nights!
***I've told my friends about it
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