Queen’s secret Whitlam correspondence inspires Sydney Theatre Company play in 2027
Georgie Parker plays historian Jenny Hocking in The Palace Letters at Sydney Opera House in April. Photograph: STC/Holly WardView image in fullscreenGeorgie Parker plays historian Jenny Hocking in The Palace Letters at Sydney Opera House in April. Photograph: STC/Holly WardAll together, the STC’s 2027 program boasts four world premieres and six Australian premieres, including Robert Icke’s modern retelling of Oedipus, which starred Lesley Manville and Mark Strong in the West End and Broadway productions.
- ▪Georgie Parker plays historian Jenny Hocking in The Palace Letters at Sydney Opera House in April.
- ▪Photograph: STC/Holly WardView image in fullscreenGeorgie Parker plays historian Jenny Hocking in The Palace Letters at Sydney Opera House in April.
- ▪Photograph: STC/Holly WardAll together, the STC’s 2027 program boasts four world premieres and six Australian premieres, including Robert Icke’s modern retelling of Oedipus, which starred Lesley Manville and Mark Strong in the West End and
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Georgie Parker plays historian Jenny Hocking in The Palace Letters at Sydney Opera House in April. Photograph: STC/Holly WardView image in fullscreenGeorgie Parker plays historian Jenny Hocking in The Palace Letters at Sydney Opera House in April. Photograph: STC/Holly WardAustralian theatreQueen’s secret Whitlam correspondence inspires Sydney Theatre Company play in 2027STC’s 2027 program also features Celeste Barber in Amy Sedaris and David Sedaris play, Tim Minchin as Scrooge and the return of The Picture of Dorian GrayEmma JoyceMon 14 Sep 2026 05.15 EDTLast modified on Mon 14 Sep 2026 05.17 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleSix years after the Australian historian Jenny Hocking won her legal battle to release secret correspondence between Queen Elizabeth II, Malcolm Fraser and the…
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