20 January – 14 February

This show belongs to the FRINGE WORLD Festival 2026 season. This season is now over.

The Graceway
FRINGE WORLD Festival 2026

The Graceway

This is a true story, powerful and honest to the very core. A lifetime performed in three phases, the abusive teenage years, the self loathing - rock bottom years and the freedom of healing. The Graceway is one woman's story, through all the challenges, addiction and abuse that precluded her gender transition. A must see, written and produced by award winning creative, Sally Newman.There are triggering depictions throughout the play, softened with a live music score. The incredible cast bring emotionally charged perfomances, and the intensity and vulnerability of the story holds you on the edge of your seat. 

Witness the proof that there is hope and love after survival. You do not need to be alone, even in your darkest moments.

Presented by: First Line Productions

First Line Productions is led by creative director Sally Newman, an award winning film producer, writer and poet. The company is based is WA and has produces original works across local, national and international platforms. 2025 sees them venture into their 9th FRINGE WORLD festival. Newman has won awards for her work with developing emerging artists, advocating for disability inclusion in the arts and for her allyship of the LGBTQIA+ community.
Theatre & Performance • Drama
Western Australia

Suitability & warnings

Content rating: MA15+
Family friendly: No
Coarse Language: Occasional
Mental Health
Drug Use
Suicide/Self Harm
Sexual References
Depicts Violence
Sex Scenes

Presenter

Presented by: First Line Productions

First Line Productions is led by creative director Sally Newman, an award winning film producer, writer and poet. The company is based is WA and has produces original works across local, national and international platforms. 2025 sees them venture into their 9th FRINGE WORLD festival. Newman has won awards for her work with developing emerging artists, advocating for disability inclusion in the arts and for her allyship of the LGBTQIA+ community.