For four nights only, come and see the Stage 2 Graduate Drama Students perform their major production, James Graham's "Ink".

Set in 1969, Ink follows the story of a young Rupert Murdoch purchasing his very first newspaper with the aim of disrupting the news industry-and to perfect the tabloid news cycle the world has come to know. Witness as these students transform into a brash group of young, idealistic and morally ambiguous newspaper men and women determined to not only revolutionize the press industry, but also more than anything else-win. Be captivated as this ensemble proves through this work that is always wise to be careful what you wish for.

Ink is not to be missed, with this exceptional cast of students transporting us to the beginning of the modern-day media cycle, replete with a student band Molten Lead adding British Rock Anthems of the 60s and 70s.

Be Advised: Ink is a double cast production. Whilst all students perform in both casts, their lead roles are split across the performances.

Fox Cast: Thursday 25th and Saturday 27th.

Dakota Gaskin
Capri Tomlinson
Liam Davey
Georgia Gevers
Hudson Arrighi
Erin Doudle
Daniel Hlinak
Zoe Mayes
Alex Fowler
Maddi Finlay-Smith
Cameron Herd
Isabella Surman
Ayden Baker

Sky Cast: Friday 26th and Sunday 28th.

Zarli Knowles
Elisha Johnson
Bethany Atherton
Elleanore Bowden
Marcus Roling
Liam Davey
Giselle Rutayisire
Panayioti Pasmatgis
Skye Gerlacg
Cameron Herd
Alex Fowler
Maddi Finlay-Smith
Isabella Wakeman
Ayden Baker

Ink has been rehearsed and workshopped in a risk free and safe environment and is a mature piece of Theatre. Viewer discretion is highly advised. An age rating of 15+ has been applied to this production. It contains:

Frequent coarse Language and profanity.
Mature themes.
Simulated smoking.
Simulated alcohol.
References to crime.
Strobe Effects.
Haze Effects.
Moments of high volume.
Moments of Darkness.

Tickets:

Adults $15 or Student (U/18) / Concession $10

Booking fees apply | Allocated seating

Bar Facilities will be available (EFTPOS purchase) prior to & during interval of play.

Running Time: Approx. 150-minute play (plus interval)

Please note when attending Marnkutyi Parirna Theatre:
• Marnkutyi Parirna Theatre is an accessible venue. Please park in our main ‘Trinity South School’ carpark. Two (2) Wheelchair/Accessible carparks are located close to the main entrance, with another four (4) Wheelchair/Accessible carparks in this carpark also.

Row G is best for persons with restricted mobility and their carer, as it is a flat surface on entry from Doors A & B. This is the only row where we can provide Wheelchair Spaces.

If you have mobility issues please utilise seats in Rows A - G (or AA-CC if applicable). Access to these front rows from the aisle does require patrons to use low profile steps.
The upper sections of our Auditorium, Rows H – P will not be available for this intimate performance.
Viewing in our Theatre is exceptional from all seats and therefore ticket prices do not vary based on the seat you select.

• No food in the Theatre.

• Prams can be parked in the Foyer of the Theatre only; they cannot be brought into the Auditorium.

• We are wheelchair & accessible seating friendly, however have limited seating in Row G only. We encourage patrons requiring wheelchair seats or accessible seating to book their own tickets online where available (see seating map for location). Further requests must be made in advance by contacting the venue on 8523 8173 or bookings@trinity.sa.edu.au