Skip to content
The Damage Is Done - Performer in burgundy crop top and black jacket striking a dramatic pose against red stage lighting.

Win

Win a double pass to The Damage Is Done at Feast Festival

By

Win a double pass to The Damage Is Done, a solo show about queerness, sisterhood and Italian-Australian family secrets at Feast Festival. The performance runs Sunday 08 November 2025 at 5.00pm at Goodwood Theatre and Studios; enter by Monday 02 November 2025 at 6.00pm (draw live on Facebook).


Who wants to score a Double Pass to The Damage Is Done for Feast Festival at Goodwood Theatre and Studios, Adelaide, SA? I have a 1 x Double Pass to give away and want you along as my guests for the night. All you need to do is fill in the form below and we will randomly draw the names to come along to the performance. Winners will be notified by email and by video on our Facebook page.

Date: Sunday 08 November 2026
Show time: 5.00pm
Venue:
Goodwood Theatre and Studios - 166 Goodwood Road, Goodwood SA 5000
Competition draw date: Monday 02 November 2026, 6.00pm (Live on Facebook)

Don’t want to risk missing out? Purchase tickets right here.

Performer in dark suit gestures expressively against black background with five-star review ratings displayed.

★★★★★ The List
★★★★★ A Thousand Words
★★★★★ The Barefoot Review

When a devastating secret about her sister shatters the family equilibrium, Isadora seizes the moment to tell her own truth, certain nothing could be worse. She's wrong.

The Damage is Done is a taut, high-voltage solo about queerness, sisterhood and the fault lines running through an Italian-Australian home. Fiercely intimate and darkly funny, it lays bare loyalty, shame and love; what survives, how we transform, and what love lasts once The Damage is Done.

In a family where silence is its own language, Isadora has been waiting for the right moment. She thought she'd found it. What follows is a reckoning - when the story you've been holding collides with the stories others have been keeping, and love is not quite enough to hold the shape of what remains.

Achingly honest, darkly comic, and unmistakably queer: a show about the damage families do in the name of love, and what, if anything, can be rebuilt.

Enter the draw

By entering you accept the competition terms and any details stated in this post. Australian residents only unless stated otherwise. One entry per person.

Share Facebook X

Advertisement

On Your Markus