The Elephant Song

The Elephant Song by Nicolas Billon is a tense psychological drama set in a psychiatric hospital, where a doctor’s disappearance leads the hospital director to question a charming yet manipulative patient. As their conversation unfolds, truth and deceit blur in a battle of intellect and control, revealing hidden motives and emotional trauma. The play explores power dynamics, guilt, and the dangers of underestimating those who play mind games, building toward a haunting and unexpected conclusion.

A wooden carved elephant sitting on a dark wooden chair, with a shadow cast on a dark background. The image includes the text 'The Elephant Song by Nicolas Billon' at the top.

Details

  • Mental Health Themes

    Adult Themes

    Coase Language/Strong Language

    Sexual References

  • Robin Egan

    Greg Scurr

    LIbby Harrison

  • Wayne McPhee

    Bronwyn Naylor

    Al Brombeck

    Brigitte Bennet

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A young man with curly hair resting his head on a teddy bear, sitting on a chair, with an older woman standing behind him holding a clipboard, in a dark room.

Cast

Robin Egan
as Michael

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Greg Scurr
as Dr James Greenberg

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Libby Harrison
as Miss Peterson

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  • "What I tell you will shock you. It is very important that you keep your voice down. Cow-bitch from hell is listening to us."

    Michael