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ABOUT THE SHOW

Victor Frankenstein, a grieving but brilliantly ambitious young scientist, pushes the boundaries of theory and morality to create a living being from the remains of the dead. But playing God has its consequences… 

Shunned by society and plagued by an inherited sense of confusion and rage, Victor’s miracle of science becomes a monster that threatens to destroy everything his creator holds dear. 

Following their critically-acclaimed performances during the Brisbane season of Frankenstein, Darcy Brown (The Play That Goes Wrong) will return as Doctor Victor Frankenstein and Jeremiah Wray (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child) as ‘The Creature’. And stepping back on to the mainstage for the first time since originating the role of Eliza in Hamilton is Chloé Zuel (Hamilton, SIX) joining the company as Elizabeth. 

Completing the cast is AFI-award nominated Anna Lise Phillips (The Boys, Animal Kingdom), Tony Cogin (Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap) and Nick James (A Christmas Carol). 

Combining cutting edge production elements with the power of virtuosic storytelling, Frankenstein is a night of thrilling theatre of monstrous proportions – bringing Mary Shelley’s classic screaming into the 21st century. 

“An electrifying performance that is both haunting and exhilarating.”

– AUSTRALIAN ARTS REVIEW

“Astonishing.”

– TIME OUT
ACCESSIBILITY
CONTENT WARNINGS

This production contains horror themes, death and gore, as well as use of stage blood, smoke effects, strobe lighting and loud sound effects / music.

VENUE ACCESSIBILITY

Wheelchair and accessible seating is located in Circle Row N at Theatre Royal Sydney. You can book up to two tickets in this row online here and can apply one Companion Card Complimentary Ticket per booking. If you wish to purchase more than 2 tickets or apply more than one Companion Card, please contact our Box Office here.

If you require further information on accessibility at the venue, or wish to speak to one of our team about the best possible seats to fit your needs, please contact us and we will gladly assist.

FAQS

Recommended for ages 14 and up.

This production contains horror themes, death and gore, as well as use of stage blood, smoke effects, strobe lighting and loud sound effects / music.

An Auslan interpreted performance took place on Tuesday 8 October 2024.