the end of the century; however, she resigned at the end of 1997. The board reported to Arts SA (later Arts South Australia) from 1993 until 2018, when it started reporting directly to the Department of the Premier and Cabinet. From 2019 the company was branded "State Theatre Company South Australia", but official reports still refers to the legal name of "State Theatre Company of South Australia". Venues , the company's administration offices are based at the Lion Arts Centre, on the corner of Morphett Street and North Terrace, Adelaide. The company's main venue is the Dunstan Playhouse, but it also uses the Space Theatre, the Royalty Theatre in Angas Street, Adelaide, and the Thomas Edmonds Opera Studio at the Adelaide Showground. It holds its "Tangent" talks in the Hawke Building at UniSA's CityWest campus. Directors John Tasker (1965–67) Leslie Dayman (1968–69) Peter Batey (1970–71) George Ogilvie (1972–1976) Colin George (1977–1979) Kevin Palmer (artistic director), Nick Enright (associate director) (1980–81) Jim Sharman (artistic director), Neil Armfield and Louis Nowra (associates) (1982–83) (as Lighthouse) Keith Gallasch (1984–85) John Gaden (artistic), Gale Edwards (associate) (1986–89) Simon Phillips (1990–93) Chris Westwood (executive producer) (1994–97) Rodney Fisher (1998–99) Rosalba Clemente (2000–04) Adam Cook (2005–2012) Geordie Brookman (2013–2018) Mitchell Butel (2019–present). Associate Directors Michael Hill (2006–2008) Geordie Brookman (2008–2010) Catherine Fitzgerald (2011–2012) Nescha Jelk (2013–2016) Elena Carapetis (2017–2019) Anthony Nicola (2020–present) New works Shows which have been commissioned by State Theatre Company South Australia include: 2022 – Cathedral by Caleb Lewis 2022 – Antigone by Elena Carapetis 2021 – The Boy Who Talked To Dogs by Amy Conroy (co-production with Slingsby) 2021 – Euphoria by Emily Steel (co-production with Country Arts SA) 2021 – Hibernation by Finegan Kruckemeyer 2020 – DECAMERON 2.0 (co-production with Actnow Theatre) 2018 – In The Club by Patricia Cornelius 2018 – Terrestrial by Fleur Kilpatrick 2018 – The Gods of Strangers by Elena Carapetis 2016 – Gorgon by Elena Carapetis 2016 – Things I Know To Be True by Andrew Bovell (co-production with UK's Frantic Assembly) 2014 – Jesikah by Phillip Kavanagh 2014 – Little Bird by Nicki Bloom 2013 – The Kreutzer Sonata by Sue Smith 2013 – Maggie Stone by Caleb Lewis 2009 – Metro Street by Matthew Robinson 2009 – Maestro by Anna Goldsworthy and Peter Goldsworthy 2008 – Architektin by Robyn Archer 2008 – When The Rain Stops Falling by Andrew Bovell (co-presentation with Brink Productions)