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Destiny is a fierce new stage show exploring love, loss and rebellion under the shadow of apartheid South Africa

By Sarah Austin, Senior Lecturer in Theatre, The University of Melbourne

Award-winning playwright and actor Kristy Marillier’s new work, Destiny, is an ensemble drama set in 1976 South Africa, against a backdrop of rising resistance to the apartheid regime.

Commissioned and developed through Melbourne Theatre Company’s Next Stage Writers’ Program, Destiny is an intimate fictional family drama based on real world events.

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