A powerful theatrical tribute to the courage and resilience of Australian nurses during WWII, suitable for ages 10 and up.
Thursday 23 April 2026
7:00pm - 9:15pm
117 Murdoch Rd, Thornlie WA 6108, Australia
From $34
Experience a compelling true story celebrating women's strength, love, and hope amidst adversity. This moving performance recounts the bravery of Vivian Bullwinkel and her fellow nurses during the harrowing events of 1942.
The play features six outstanding Western Australian actors who bring to life the resilient Aussie humour and spirit that sustained these women through unimaginable hardship. It is an inspiring and uplifting story that honors their courage and sacrifices.
Suitable for ages 10 and above, this 110-minute performance has no intermission, making it an engaging and continuous experience for families.
The event runs for 110 minutes without an intermission, starting promptly at 7:00 pm with foyer doors and bar opening at 6:15 pm. Seating includes accessible floor-level options and tiered auditorium seats.
This theatrical presentation is a respectful and authentic voice for those silenced by history, reminding audiences of the human spirit's resilience and the futility of war.
Tickets are priced from $34, with no refunds or exchanges available. The event is supported by SDA Compass and is ideal for parents looking to share a meaningful cultural experience with their children.
Held at the Don Russell Performing Arts Centre, Lot 13 Murdoch Road, Thornlie WA 6108, this 235-seat professional theatre offers accessible seating options.
The venue is well-equipped with handrails up to Row H and accessible seating at floor level, ensuring comfort for all attendees.
Located in Thornlie, the centre is easily reachable by car and public transport, making it convenient for families in the Gosnells area and beyond.
Please note that tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable, so plan accordingly.
The performance is suitable for children aged 10 years and older, making it a thoughtful choice for school-aged children interested in history and theatre.
Parents should be aware that the play deals with serious historical events, including war crimes, and may be emotionally intense.
Tickets go on sale Monday, 23 February 2026, and can be purchased by contacting the venue or visiting their website.
Prices start at $34, with concessions available for seniors aged 55 and over.
For bookings and inquiries, contact the Don Russell Performing Arts Centre directly via phone or email.
