stage play Helen Back in 2011. It has been performed in several places, including Sydney and Adelaide. The play made the shortlist for the drama award at the 2012 Adelaide Festival Awards. Her play The Good Son had its world premiere at the Bakehouse Theatre in April 2015. Presented by The Other Ones, it was directed by Corey McMahon, and featured Eugenia Fragos, Renato Musolino, Adriana Bonaccurso and Demitrios Sirilas. Carapetis' rewritten version of Antigone, described as a response to the original written by Sophocles, portrays a feminist theme. The play consists of a series of monologues and vignettes, which together rail against the silencing and devaluing of women in society. The play was produced by the State Theatre Company of South Australia, directed by Anthony Nicola, at the Odeon Theatre in Norwood in June 2022. Television In 2007, a script written by Carapetis was selected out of 1,700 submissions as an episode of the 25x5min series Marx and Venus on the SBS. Filmography Feature films Bad Blood (2017) ... Rose Dead Europe (2012) ... Sophie Burning Man (2011) ... Jane Offside (2009) .... Isabella Look Both Ways (2005) .... Maria Short films The Pyjama Monologues (2012) ... Helen Dusk (2008), which made the shortlist at the 2008 Tropfest Short Film Festival. Frames (2004) .... Eva TV The Hunting (2019) .... Amanda Poh's Kitchen Wicked Love: The Maria Korp Story (2010) All Saints (2000–2009) .... Patrice Blue Heelers (2004) .... Cath Matarazzo Marking Time (2003) .... Gemma Snobs (2003) .... Vet Water Rats (2001) .... June Sutcliffe Heartbreak High (1998–1999) .... Ms. Jacqueline 'Jackie' Kassis Murder Call (1998) .... Despina Stasinopoulos Children's Hospital (1998) .... Liz Spellbinder: Land of the Dragon Lord (1997) .... Assistant See also Cinema of Australia References External links 1970 births Living people Australian film actresses Australian television actresses Australian people of Greek Cypriot descent Australian people of Greek descent National Institute of Dramatic Art alumni