Winner of the NSW Premier’s Literary Awards, THE SERPENT’S TEETH is acclaimed Australian playwright. Daniel Keene’s unflinching look at the true human cost of armed conflict.  A company of fifteen actors from across nine cultural backgrounds tackle this searing look at global conflict.

Spanning two narratives – Citizens and Soldiers – Sydney/London director Kristine Landon-Smith directs a 15-strong cast in a study of human frailty and the insidious effects of global tensions.

Citizens is set at the dividing wall of an unspecified war-torn country where a series of unconnected exchanges between ordinary people transpire as they go about their day-to-day lives. A picture of life is revealed in the fragments of the interchanges between vulnerable people where the human spirit is carefully probed and laid bare.

Soldiers is set in an air force hangar in Sydney, where family members gather to receive the bodies of their sons, brothers, husbands and friends lost in a conflict that they may not have supported.

THE SERPENT’S TEETH will play at the King’s Cross Theatre 9-24 November.

With thanks to the producers, Sydney Arts Guide has two double pass giveaways to the THE SERPENT'S TEETH.  The passes are winners' choice of Preview Nights on 9th, 10th, 11th or 13th Nov.

To be in the running, email (editorialstaff.sydneyartsguide@gmail.com) 
with SERPENT'S TEETH as the subject, along with your full name AND the night you would like to attend.

Competition closes COB Friday October 26, 2018 when the winners will be drawn. Only the winners will be notified and the passes will be available from the Box Office on the night.