Kate Hood stars in ‘Cost of Living’ at QT and STC

Kate Hood stars in the Queensland Theatre and Sydney Theatre Company co-production of Cost of Living by Martyna Majok, directed by Priscilla Jackman and Dan Daw. Nominated for four Tony Awards for its smash-hit run on Broadway, and the winner of the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Cost of Living follows the development of two relationships. Ani, a woman with an acquired disability, reconnects with her estranged husband Eddie who is battling feelings of guilt and loneliness. John, a wealthy Princeton student with cerebral palsy, hires Jess, a woman juggling multiple jobs just to stay afloat, as his carer.

Presented by Queensland Theatre in collaboration with the Sydney Theatre Company, The Cost of Living plays from 15th June – 13th July at Queensland Theatre Company and 18th July – 18th August at Sydney Theatre Company.

Brisbane tickets here. Sydney tickets here.

The image features three people against different coloured backgrounds. On the left there is a man (Dan Daw) with a shaved head and a red beard, wearing a light blue shirt. He has a serious expression and is set against a peach coloured background. In the middle there is an older woman (Kate Hood) with short grey hair, wearing a light blue shirt and sitting in a wheelchair. She has a calm expression and is set against a light yellow background. On the right there is an older man (Phillip Quast) with grey hair and beard, wearing a black suit and black shirt. He has a slight smile and is set against a light blue background. — Dan Daw, Kate Hood and Phillip Quast star in ‘The Cost of Living’. Image Credit: Brett Boardman, Gary Heery and Jo Duck.

https://loom.org.au/artists/kate-hood/

https://queenslandtheatre.com.au/plays/cost-of-living

https://www.sydneytheatre.com.au/whats-on/productions/2024/cost-of-living