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Siren Theatre Co

Eden

Qtopia Sydney
Qtopia Sydney
301 Forbes Street Darlinghurst
The Substation
When
  • Tuesdays to Saturdays, 7pm to 8pm
  • Tuesday 7 April to Saturday 18 April
Cost

Adult: $35Concession: $35

Eden is a lyrical coming-of-age story about identity, desire and the quiet forces that shape us.

Set among heat-soaked vines and fading farmland, Kit and Dan navigate the pull of family, first love and the longing to become someone new. As childhood slips away, moments of tenderness collide with guilt, hope and unspoken loss.

Written in a theatrical language that moves between realism and poetic confession, Eden captures the beauty and danger of growing up – where love can bruise, land holds memory, and transformation is inevitable.

A moving, intimate work about the thresholds we cross on the way to adulthood.

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