Filter by
City Of Sydney
Secret House and bAKEHOUSE Theatre

How My Light is Spent

When
  • Mondays to Saturdays, 7:30pm to 8:30pm
  • Sundays, 5pm to 6pm
  • Friday 11 September to Saturday 26 September
  • Except Monday 14 September and
  • Monday 21 September
Cost

Previews: $35Concession: $40Adult: $50

Award-winning theatre company Secret House presents the Australian premiere of Alan Harris’ Bruntwood Prize winning How My Light is Spent - A heartfelt and hilarious exploration of loneliness, connection and hope.

11 - 26 September 2026 | KXT on Broadway

Every Wednesday evening, Jimmy calls Kitty. For precisely nine minutes. Jimmy is 34, lives with his mum and works at a drive-through doughnut restaurant. Kitty is an adult chatline operator, living in the granny flat of a topiary enthusiast. It’s an unlikely connection, but for Jimmy, things are finally looking up. Then he loses his job. And starts to disappear - starting with his hands. Funny, surreal and unexpectedly moving, Alan Harris’ How My Light is Spent is a tender story about loneliness, desire and the need to be seen.

Following it's critically aclaimed UK run, Secret House brings this quirky, charming and heartfelt story to Australian audiences for the first time.

WRITER Alan Harris DIRECTOR Braiden Toko SET DESIGNER James Smithers LIGHTING DESIGNER Clare Sheridan COMPOSER & SOUND DESIGNER Anthony MacDermott COSTUME DESIGNER Charlotte Savva STAGE MANAGER Matilda Holton CAST Jane Angharad, Renée Billing, Pita Lolohea, Kira McLennan, James Smithers

Contact event organiser

Secret House and bAKEHOUSE Theatre

Advertisement

More events in Theatre, dance & film

Disney's The Lion King

Disney's The Lion King

The world’s #1 musical is now playing at the Capitol Theatre, Sydney.
Tomorrow
‘The Elevator’ by Eloise Snape

‘The Elevator’ by Eloise Snape

Playwright Eloise Snape delivers a whirlwind of laughs and truth bombs in this no-fluff office satire.
Tomorrow
A Night at the Library

A Night at the Library

Bell Shakespeare’s ‘A Night at the Library’, written by Joanna Erskine, takes audiences on an epic quest.
Tomorrow
All-Star Circus

All-Star Circus

If you only see one show this fringe, make sure this is the one!
Tomorrow
Cirque Alice

Cirque Alice

Fall down the rabbit hole and into a spectacular new world…
Tomorrow
Claire Robin - Nun Slut

Claire Robin - Nun Slut

An absurd and very silly journey through religion and the body
Tomorrow
Dixon and Daughters by Deborah Bruce

Dixon and Daughters by Deborah Bruce

Fierce and unflinchingly honest, this play is a tribute to the strength of women and the painful path of healing
Tomorrow