Flinders drama graduates flourish in new roles

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Sep 06, 2013, updated May 09, 2025

Flinders University drama graduates Alyssa Mason (pictured) and Matt Crook are rising to the challenge of emotional and demanding roles in the State Theatre Company’s latest production, Babyteeth.

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State Theatre Company director Chris Drummond says the play is about “finding beauty in the darkness, silver in the lining of a cloud” as a family copes with the impending death of a daughter even as she experiences the joy of first love.

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