It’s the vibe: Australian comedy classic The Castle set to become a stage play
Summary
The Australian comedy film The Castle will be turned into a stage play by the original filmmakers. The play will open in Melbourne in March 2027 to celebrate the film’s 30th anniversary and will include new updates while keeping the original story’s humor and warmth.Key Facts
- The Castle is a popular Australian comedy movie released in 1997.
- The story follows the Kerrigan family fighting to save their home from being demolished for an airport.
- The original film was made by Rob Sitch, Tom Gleisner, Santo Cilauro, and Jane Kennedy, who will also write and produce the play.
- Famous lines from the movie include “This is going straight to the pool room” and “Tell him he’s dreamin’.”
- The play will premiere at Her Majesty’s Theatre in Melbourne in March 2027.
- The creators wanted to make the play for about 25 years and will add funny updates reflecting the last 25 years.
- Producer Michael Cassel praised the story for its mix of humor, family love, and dignity.
- Casting details for the play have not been announced yet.
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