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2019 SEASON

Oily Rag Theatre will be presenting two productions in 2019.

Adelaide Fringe 2019 - Kreepy Kensington, a guided historical walking tour written and designed by Shannon Norfolk.

August 2019 - Pilgrims, a science-fiction drama by Claire Kiechel at the Bakehouse Theatre.

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