Epiphany Arts is an award winning theatre company based in Sydney's inner west.
We have produced work for the Sydney Fringe Festival, Short & Sweet Festival, Wakakirri Story Dance Festival, Theatresports Regional Championships, the Inner West Fest and Bell Shakespeare National Film Festival, winning 'Excellence in Direction' in 2020.
We nurture creative talent with a comprehensive term program offering drama classes, production rehearsals, musical theatre, sketch comedy improv, filmmaking and music lessons.
We specialise in performance based learning in a focused and inclusive environment that values individuality, ideas and collaboration.
We bring Sydney’s finest performing arts tutors from NIDA, AFTRS, WAAPA, VCA, ATYP and Impro Australia to teach term classes, holiday programs and produce major theatrical productions at our professional theatres and drama studios.
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STRANGER SINGS! THE PARODY MUSICAL
Sydney Fringe Festival 2025
Tuesday 23 to Saturday 27 September
Eternity Playhouse, Darlinghurst
A vibrant and talented cast of the next musical theatre stars bring the hit Netflix series to the stage for this brilliant and hilarious multi award winning show with more 80s references than the bargain bin at Blockbuster. Dress up as your favourite character and scratch the itch of waiting for season 5 to drop! Stranger Sings is playing Eternity Playhouse Sept 23 - 27 before heading to Newcastle in October. Don’t miss out!
Take a trip back to Hawkins, Indiana: 1983... when times were simpler, hair was bigger and unsupervised children were getting snatched by inter-dimensional creatures.
STRANGER SINGS! THE PARODY MUSICAL is a hilarious ‘upside down’ take on the hit Netflix series - and all its campy 1980s glory.
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SHE KILLS MONSTERS Reboot
Sydney Fringe Comedy Festival 2025
Saturday 13 to Sunday 14 September
Factory Theatre, Marrickville
‘We live in your house, but we don’t live in your world’
Agnes is 18 and well, average. She listens to MTV, wears the latest fashion and still dates her old high school boyfriend. But her younger sister Tilly is anything but average. She’s into the dark arts, Dungeons and Dragons, hot demon queens and dismembering frogs. That is, until she died.
With a rocking 90s soundtrack and a slew of pop culture references, this high octane, hit of the US stage returns to Sydney stages for it's second run in 2025 and is a celebration of LGBTQ teens searching for empowerment and identity.
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