There are some plays you watch, applaud, and leave behind when you walk out of the theatre, and then there are plays like Jez Butterworth's The River—productions that stay with you.
Music carries history and can tell stories about where we come from. It can reflect the people and places that shaped us, and create something entirely new from the sounds that came before. For the Desert Rose Rebels, that connection to heritage is at the heart of what they do.
What happens when classic horror tropes are turned upside down and reimagined through an Indigenous lens? Playwright PC Verrone answers that question with Bad Medicine. This world premiere production combines supernatural suspense, sharp comedy, and timely social commentary into an unforgettable theatrical experience that encourages reflection on Indigenous issues and representation.
