At Home At The Zoo | Edward Albee
About
An unforgettable night at the Greek Centre.
Creative Drama and Arts, presents its first English-speaking production — Edward Albee's At Home at the Zoo.
Albee wrote The Zoo Story in 1958, a taut, unsettling encounter between two strangers on a park bench that became a modern classic. Then, more than forty years later, he did something almost unheard of — he went back and wrote a prequel. Home Life sits before the original play, pulling back the curtain on the quiet unravelling of a marriage before we ever reach the park. Together they became At Home at the Zoo: two plays in one, decades apart in their writing, but inseparable in what they say about connection, isolation, and the strange lengths we go to in order to be truly seen by another person.
It's a play about the distance between people — the ones we love, and the ones we've never met — and what happens when that distance finally breaks.
Directed by Jeremy Artis
Creative Drama and Arts Coordinator: Katerina Poutachidou
Starring Yvette Turner, Chris Black and Berk Ozturk.
Supported by The Greek Community of Melbourne.
Recommended for ages 15+ due to violence and coarse language
Dates
Thursday 26 November 2026 - Sunday 29 November 2026 (UTC+10)Location
The Greek Centre | Mezzanine
Level M, 168 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Victoria 3000