Toto’s Song follows Phillip, a struggling performer returning to his childhood home, and his fiercely unconventional mother Toto, who is facing the end of her life on her own unapologetic terms.
As Toto plans for her final adventures, Phillip scrambles to make meaning, hold things together, and say the things that matter.
Together, they collide in a series of intimate and absurd encounters that wrestle with grief, desire, regret, and the urgent need to feel something real.
By turns outrageous and deeply moving, Toto’s Song is a celebration of flawed people doing their best in impossible circumstances. A play about how we try, and fail, to care for each other.
Written by Emma Fawcett
Directed by Kate Fryer
Cast: Alex Duncan, Indra Liyanaarachchi, Michelle Myers & Felicity Steele
Set & Costume Design: Sam Diamond
Sound Design: Sidney Millar
Lighting Design: Shane Grant
Hero Image Photographer: Darren Gill
Some nudity, moderate coarse language,potentially triggering content or themes of alcohol use, drug references, death, smoking on stage.
Visual Ratings: 50%
Aural Ratings: 50%
Suitable Age: 15+
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