The Arrogance at KXT on Broadway

When heavily-pregnant Amber moves to a small town in Iowa, she’s completely alone, and a long way from her Australian home. But as her future grows inside her, her past keeps turning up unexpectedly in her backyard.

Amber finds comfort in a friendship with her chipper neighbour, Erin, however these women’s pasts will collide in a way that puts their friendship in danger. A story that asks how do we forgive those who have hurt us, and does it last?

Shortlisted for the Griffin Award in 2021, The Arrogance is a powerful and tender new Australian play that is not to be missed.

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Winky and Co in association with bAKEHOUSE Theatre Co presents The Arrogance, by Olivia Clement.

•  26 July to 10 August

•  KXT on Broadway (181 Broadway, Ultimo 2007)

•  Approximate runtime: 70 minutes (no interval)

Ticket prices:

• Adult $45

• Concession $35

• Previews $30 (26, 27, 28 & 30 July)

Tuesday through Saturday 7:30pm / Sunday 5pm

Discount for under 30s

Use code 'ThursUnder30' when booking (applies to adult tickets only, Thursday 1st / 8th August performances)

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Cast:

• Alan Glover

• Whitney Richards

• Linden Wilkinson

Creatives:

• Writer Olivia Clement

• Director Lucinda Gleeson

• Set and Costume Designer Soham Apte

• Lighting Designer Sophie Parker

• Sound Designer Aisling Bermingham

• Composer Baran Yildiz

• Accent and Dialect Coach Linda Nicholls-Gidley

• Stage Manager Alex Liang

• Dramaturg Julian Larnach

• Producers Whitney Richards and Janine Lau

• Assistant Producers Finn Stannard and Olivia Xegas

• KXT Step Up Producer Secondment Toby Blome

• Graphic Designer and Photography Joanna Shuen

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Access and transport:

KXT on Broadway is wheelchair accessible. Entry is level with the street. Please note the bathrooms are unfortunately not wheelchair accessible.

By car: Street parking available close to the theatre. Broadway Shopping Centre car park has free parking after 6pm.

By public transport: Buses stop close to the front door. Closest train station is Central (approximately 10-15 minute walk).

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Photography Joanna Shuen