In the summer of 1922, the shimmering world of Long Island’s Gold Coast is alive with jazz, champagne, and whispered secrets. Into this glittering landscape arrives Nick Carraway, a young man drawn into the lavish parties and restless dreams of his enigmatic neighbour: the mysterious millionaire Jay Gatsby. As Nick becomes entangled in the lives of Gatsby, the beautiful and elusive Daisy Buchanan, and the jaded aristocrats of East Egg, he witnesses a story of obsessive love, reckless ambition, and moral decay behind the glittering façade of the American Dream. Gatsby’s relentless pursuit of a perfect past collides with the harsh realities of the present, leading to betrayal, heartbreak, and tragedy. This stage adaptation captures the elegance and excess of the Jazz Age with a streamlined, intimate focus on the novel’s most poignant moments. Against a backdrop of glittering parties and crumbling illusions, The Great Gatsby explores timeless questions of identity, longing, and the price of dreams deferred.

AUDIENCE: Recommended 12+ | RUN TIME (appx): 2 hrs.