Victoria

Babirra Music Theatre
Catchment Players
CLOC Musical Theatre
Comedy Theatre

Croydon Parish Players
Dandenong Musical Theatre
Diamond Valley Singers

Gilbert & Sullivan
Her Majesty's
MLOC
Mountain District Musical Society
Mornington Peninsula Theatre

National Theatre
Nova Musical Theatre
Princess Theatre
Production Company
Regent Theatre
Rod Laver Arena
Savoy Opera Company
Slams
The Palms at Crown

Theatreworks

The Theatre
Windmill Theatre Company
Whitehorse Musical Theatre


New South Wales Queensland

Lyric Theatre

Tasmania West Australia
Queens Park Theatre
Australian Capital Territory

 

Comedy Theatre
Bookings: 132 849

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Her Majesty's
Bookings: Ticketek 132849

 

Miss Saigon

 

Cameron Mackintosh's new production of Boublil and Schonberg's legendary Miss Saigon will premiere in Melbourne in March.
Miss Saigon is one of the most successful musicals in the world-seen by over 33million people in over 25 countries and played in 12 different languages.
Set in 1975 during the final days leading up to the American exacuation of Saigon, Miss Saigon is an epic love story about the relationship between an American GI and a young Vietnamese woman.
Opening night March 28. Bookings: Ticketek 1300 795 012. www.ticketek.com.au
Group bookings: 61 3 9299 9003. Package - ticket and hotel package. 1300 734 108 VIP Dinig package 1300 658 009.

 

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Princess Theatre

The Production Company
Bookings: 1300 136 166

Sweet Charity

Sharon Millerchip

A dance hall hostess, Charity is in love with Charlie, but he is already married and spectacularly ditches her in a Central Park lake. Just as she vows to move on, she literally bums into film star Vittoria Vidal who takes her under his wing in spite of his fiance, Ursula. Charity spends the night in Vittoria's lavish apartment but has to hide when Ursula appears. Swearing off married men and film stars, she heads to the YMCA to meet some real people and they don't come any more real than claustrophobic tax accountant Oscar. He thinks she is a bank teller and she does'nt bother to put him roght, could this be Mr Right at last?
Season: July 18 - 22. 6 performances only.Wed. - Sat. at 7.30pm Saturday at 2pm. sunday at 3pm.

 

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The Palms at Crown
Bookings: 132 849

Respect

In 1900 a 16 year old Norwegian girl arrived in New York, alone and with only a halting command of English. She was determined to strike out on her own in the new world.
Being tall and beautiful should have helped, she thought, but she was to find that the role and respect accorded to women, even in a hew young country left a lot to be desired.
This is her story. And the story of her daughter, and the story of her daughter;s daughter.
Professor Dorothy Marcic, told the story in a best-selling book. Now, our story says that this book is being made into a musical called Dorothy's Story.
Respect
features Dodi Calquhoun, an ex Broadway star, who has been given the task of producing the musical. Teh show opens with Dodi conducting auditions. Three very beautiful young, talented singrs decide to try their luck with the brooding, resentful ex-Broadway star.
Season:From May 24

 

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Theatreworks

The Theatre

National Theatre

Regent Theatre

 

 

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Rod Laver Arena
Bookings: 1300 555 593

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BABIRRA MUSIC THEATRE
Bookings: 61 3 9262 6555

Annie Get Your Gun

The story of Annie Oakley who as a young girl helped support her family by shooting and selling game to hotels. She becane a crack shot shooting game in the head so the body would not be damaged by the shot. She entered into a shooting competition against Frank Butler another crack shot. She beat him by one point and joined Frank with Buffalo Bill'sWild West Show and went around the world with the show.
She married Frank Butler who realising her expertise gave up his shooting and managed Annie.
A great success staying with the company for 17 years. She was injured in a train accident and for a while was only able to get around in a wheel chair.She never fully recoverd but still retained her shooting ability.

The real Annie Oakkey

Season: June 1- 9 Venue: The Whitehorse Centre.

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Catchment Players
Bookings: 0437 228 246

The Witches of Eastwick

In the picturesque New England town of Eastwick our three, not--so-wicked, witches. Alexandra Spotford, Sukie Rougemont and Jane Smart, are divorcees feeling trapped in their everyday humdrum lives. The women have their wishes granted - at a cost - when a mysterious and flashy man arrives in their lives.

Season: May 18 - June 2

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CLOC Musical Theatre
Bookings: 61 3 9592 2897

SHOUT

The Legend of the Wild One

Shout is the electrictfying Australian musical from the writers of Dusty, chronicling the life story of Australia's own rock legend, Johnny O'Keefe from the early days of the Sydney Stadium and Melbourne's Festival Hall to the television years of Six O'Clock Rock and Sing Sing Sing including the roller coaster ride that was his personal life.The show is set against a background of the birth of Australian rock n'roll with the songs you swooned to as teenagers. She's My Baby, The Wild One, Sing Sing Sing, She Wears My Ring, Get a Job, I'm Coounting on You, Shake Rattle and Roll and many more.

Season May 11 - 27. Venue: Alexander Theatre Monash University

 

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Croydon Parish Players
Bookings: 61 3 9725 9520

 

 

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DANDENONG THEATRE
Bookings: 61 3 9771 6666

 

Diamond Valley Singers
Bookings: 03 9718 2035

Fiddler on the Roof

The story of Tevye the milkman and his family who live n the little Ukrainian village of Anatevka sharing the village with the lodal Cossacks. Both are under the thumb of the Russian conquerers and suffer the persecution of the Csar. The musical is taken from the short stories of Shalom Rabinovitsh who wrote under the name of Sholom Aleichem.
Tevye has five daughters and no dowry. Also although Tevye is tradionilst his daughters prefer their own choices for marriage. The production covers the events of life in the little village with its pleasures and tragedys and is a show not to be missed.
Season: July 6 - 14.

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Gilbert & Sullivan Society
Bookings: 61 3 9885 5276

The Mikado

A story of Nanki Poo the son of the Mikado of Japan who is hiding away from the court of Japan and falls in love with a young lady Yum Yum who is affianced to her guardian.

Season: June 14 - 17.

 

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MLOC
Bookings: 9570 4052 & 9568 7783

The King and I

Based on the story of Anna and the King of Siam. Anna, a widow, went with her young son from England to Siam as a governess to the King;s many children. There she became a good friend to the King and was credited with some reforms to the country.
Season: June 15 -16, 21 - 23.

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Mornington Peninsula Theatre Company
Bookings: 61 3 5977 525

Passion

MPTC presents Stephen Sondheim ans James Lapin the award winning Passion musical/operetta.
Live theatre comes to Mornington Cinema which will be a first. Passion requires an intimate venue and with plush seats, professional orchestra, sets, costumes and gloriuos voices.
Season: May 23 - 27. Venue: Mornington Cinema 4.

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Mountain District Musical Society
Bookings:61 3 9879 2933

Hot Mikado

Gilbert & Sullivan's The Mikado brought into the 20th Century
Season: June 8 - 10, 14 - 16.

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NOVA THEATRE
Bookings: 61 3 9761 2145

Cats

 

Cats by Andrew Lloyd is the musical version of Pratical Cats by T. S. Elliot.
Cats revolutionised the way musicals would be staged from that day forward. It is a production of riveting intensity. The imaginative costumes, dynamic dancing and wondeful music for a stunning spectacle.
Nova invites you to sit back and immense yourself and be introduced to such characters as Mungojerrie & Rumpleteazer or Rum Tum Tigger, with his gorgeous swagger. Then of course there is poor Grizabella, who in her hey day was the 'Glamour Cat' and be prepared to be dazzled by magical Mr Mistoffelees. All the while being entertained with such well remembered songs as Jellicle Songs for Jellicle Cats, The Naming of Cats, and who could forget Memory.
Season: May 11 - 26.

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SAVOY OPERA COMPANY
Bookings:61 3 9905 1111

The Mikado

Nanki Poo, the son of the Mikado of Japan, has fled his father's court and disguised himself as a second trombone in order to escape the amerous attentions of Katisha, an elderly lady of his father's court.

He arrives in the town of Titpu where he falls in love woth Yum Yum who has become engaged to Ko-Ko . her guardian who has been raised to the exalted position of Lord High Executioner.

Naturally all this leads to problems particularly when Katisha arrives lookiong for Nanki poo.

Season October 22 at 2pm & 8pm Venue" Karralyka Centre MoInes Rd. Ringwood Bookings: 9879 2933

Seaon @ Saurday November 5 Venue: Aleaxander Theatre Monash University Bookings: 9905 1111.

Slams Musical Theatre
Bookings: 61 9879 0886

 


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Windmill Theatre Company
Bookings: 61 3 9771 6666

The Producers

Based on the academy Award winning 1968 film written and directed by Mel Brooks.
The Producers is the story of down-on-his luck, theatrical producer, Max Bialystock and Leo Broom, a mousy accountant. Together they hatch the ultimate scam. Raise more money than you need for a sure-fire Broadway flop... and pocket the difference. Max and Leo set out to choose a play in the worst possible taste Springtime for Hitler. Add a flamboyant unsuitable director and unrelentingly upbeat song and dance, not too mention several little old ladies... and the result is hilariously funny. Season: June 8,9, 14-16, 21-13. Venue:Drum Theatre Dandenong

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WHITEHORSE MUSICAL THEATRE
Bookings: 0500 801 474
Ticketek 132 849

A Chorus Line

Casting for a new Broadway musical is almost complete. The field's been narrowed down to just 17 dancers. For these men and women, this audition is the chance of a lifetime. It's what they've worked for - with every drop of sweat, every hour of training, every day of their lives. It's the one opportunity to do what they've always dreamed of. Not to be the star, but to get the job.

...to have the chance to dance and come through.

But before the final cut is made, the director Zach asks each of them to talk about themselves. He starts by asking their name, age, hometown and reason for being a dancer. But Zach wants more than just their resumes. He wants to know about their families, friends, lovers, ambitious and careers. One by one, they come forward.

Season: May 19 - June 2.

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Enmore Theatre Sydney
Bookings: Ticketek 132 849

Sydney Entertainment Centre
Bookings: 136 100

 

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Lyric Theatre
Bookings: 16 246

 

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Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Bookings: 1300 555 593

 

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Adelaide Entertainment Centre
1300 555 593

 

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Queens Park Theatre

 

 

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