NORPA has revealed some of the adventurous, world-class performances that will transport audiences to different worlds in 2022.

The theatre at NORPA will transform into a tennis court with court-side seating for Sunshine Super Girl, the triumphant story of Australian sporting hero, Evonne Goolagong.

For The Boy Who Talked to Dogs the theatre becomes an Irish bar with multiple stages to tell the true story of Nimbin’s famous ‘Dogman’ Martin McKenna, who grew up tough in Limerick and found his family in a band of stray dogs.

Then for local Sprung! Integrated Dance Theatre’s glorious parade of song and dance French Café the theatre will metamorphize once again into a cabaret café where nobody speaks the same language and absurd is the order of the day.

NORPA 2022 also welcomes comedy powerhouse The Wharf Revue with their newest satirical gem Can of Worms guaranteed to hook and serve up every political flathead that floats into view. Bell Shakespeare returns with the classic The Comedy of Errors full of far-fetched coincidences and chaotic hilarity.

Powerful new Australian drama is on offer with King of Pigs in an unflinching examination of masculinity, abuse, and power.

Lovers of physical theatre and contemporary circus will be thrilled that Gravity and Other Myths are bringing their international hit show Backbone to NORPA in 2022 after having to cancel in 2020.

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Event Details: NORPA 2022 Season. All tickets now on sale www.norpa.org.au.

This article appeared in the Dunoon and District Gazette, February-March 2022.