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ALEX Theatre St Kilda

135 Fitzroy Street
St. Kilda
Bookings: www.ticketek/com/au

   

 

 

 

 

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Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre
Bookings: darebinarts.com.au

 

 

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ARTS HOUSE
North Melbourne Town Hall
521 Queensbury St. North Melbourne
Bookings: 03 9322 3720

 

 

 


 

Arts Centre
Melbourne

 

What's On

Wallop - Rob Beckett

It's been a busy few years for the Mouth of the South, now comedian and 8 out of 10 Cats team captain Rob Beckett is touring Australia for the very first time.
Season: November 23. 2022 Click here Book

 

New Arts Centre Melbourne

Construction has begun on early works for the Melbourne Arts Precinct Transformation a $1.7 billion investent by the Victorian government in Australia's largest cultural infrastructure project. Arts Centre Malbourne's Theatres Building, renowned for its sparkling Spire, will commence its most significent refurbishment since opening on 1984.
The long-term project, delivered as part of the Melbourne Arts Precinct Transforamtion will include completely refurbishing the State Theatre, Playhouse and Fairfax Studio, adding in new scenary lifts, loasing sock, green room, stage door, studio and function spaces, and a new western entrance into the new 18,000 square metres if public parkland connecting Hamer Hall to the new The Fox NGV Contemporary art and design gallery and beyond.
In the new State Theatre, there will be improvements to accessibility and audience comfort, upgrades to lighting. acoustic and digital streaming technology and restoration to the venue's mkuch-loved heritage-listed interiors. For the first time, wheelchair positions will be added across the stalls, serviced by two new DDA compliant lifts, so that wheelchair users and people with other mobility challenges can easlily move from the foyers to their seats. There will also be 68 new enhanced amenity seats with wider row and seatr options.
Elsewhere in Theatres Building there will be expanded banck-to-back facilities - including new rehearsal spaces, green rooms for artists and a new loading dock with additional scenery lifts. There will aqlso be an opportunity to view artists at work from a new event space above the new State Theatre Rehearsal Studio. These updates will equate to a 15 per cent increase in the potential niuimber of performances.
Two new restaurants and bars will be built, one at the building's new western entry, and the other at the northern façade overlooking Birrarung (Yarra) to Federation Square, at the start of 18,000 square metres of parkland.
Arts Centre Melbourne will remain open as usual throughout the workswith envents and shows on stage, The Protagonist and The Barre operating as well as the car park.
The State theatre will close for auditorium and stage house refurbishment in 2024 and reopen in December 2026.

 



 
 

 

 

 
     

 

Athenaeum Theatre
Bookings: 03 9650 1500 or 132 849

Cruel Intentions - the Musical

Based on the highly acclaimed Hollywood film which was re-released to cinemas in 2019 and currently has a new TV series in development, thia hit 90s musical sets a scandalous tone for romance and seduction, with hilariously fun scenes and exhilerating performances that will have you singing and dancing in the aisles.
Seaon opens February 16. 2023.

 

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Birrarung Marr

 

IMPRESSARIO HIPPODROME

Peter Pan has been postponed. Watch these pages.

Peter Pan - The 360 degree Adventure

Melbourne has secured yet another Australian exclusive with the announcent by Impressario Productions that they are bringing the acclaimed thatrical ahow Peter Pan - The 360 degree Adventure to Melbourne.

 
  Peter Pan - The 360 degree Adventure will be housed in thenew Impressario Hippodrome in Birrarung Marr - a 1500 seatm, air conditioned theatre in-the-round with no seat more than 20 metres from the stae. The performance is faithfully based on the JM Barrie play and novel with the blessing of JM Barrie's family.
Peter Pan - The 360 degree Adventure is an Australian-first expereince with over 5000 square metres of high resolution digital scenic projections and Computer Generated Image (CGI) effects to create a spectacular technological backdrop to tell the much-loved Peter Pan story.
The cast perform elaborate aerial feats against the backdrop to give the audience a birds-eye view of flying over the rooftops of Edwardian London to the magical kongdom of Neverland. With an original soundtrack written by celebrated composer Benjamin Wallfisch and recorded by members of the London Symphony Orchestra, the experience has been described as like living in Pixar film or a spectacular video game.
Peter Pan - The 360 degree Adventure will employ over 200 staff, castr and crew during the Melbourne season. "
Season opens from June 2022. Pre-sale tickets availale from Ticketmaster from November 22. 2021
waitlist for priority bookings at www.peterpan360.com.au

 
     

 

The Burrow
83 Brunswick St. Fitzroy

 
 
 
 
 
 

 


The Butterfly Club
5 Carson Place (off Little Collins Street) Melbourne
Bookings: 61 3 9663 8107

 

Capitol Arcade
Howey Place Mebourne
Bookings: click here melbournefringe.com.au

Chamber Made
Bookings: festival.melbourne/2019/events/diaspora/

 


 
     
     

 


Chapel off Chapel

Bookings: 61 3 8290 7000

 
 
 

Driftwood

You are invited to join the company to ecperience an epic stoy of love, courage, survival....and foldable mberllas. click here to see a 3-minute preview
Season: May 3 - 20. @023.

 

 
 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION | PLAN YOUR VISIT

Parking:

Due to construction works, parking is not currently available at Chapel Off Chapel. Limited street parking can be found in surrounding areas. Parking restrictions are enforced so please check street signs carefully.

Ample parking is available at Prahran Square Car Park. Parking rates and more information can be found HERE.

Trams/Buses
For the latest tram services click HERE and for bus route information click HERE.

We suggest you plan ahead and allow extra time to arrive at the venue to avoid missing the start of your performance.

 

 

Circus Oz

Bookings: ticketek.com.au
Ph 136 100

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Cirque Du Soleil

Crystal

The first acrobatic performance on ice.

In a daring and unexpected performance that promises its share of thrills, Cirque du Sliel CRYSTAL offers you a whole new kind of experiencem created by /cirque du Soleil. Watch world-class acrobats and skaters gracefully take to the ice to perform gravity-defying feats.
IN this show, directed by Shana Carroll and Sebastien Soldevila, Crystal, a heroine with a marginal personality, takes you to the heart of an exhilerating adventure as she plunges into a surreal universe born of her imaniation. Feel the adrenaline rush as she dives into thia fantasy world to fullfil her destiny and become a confident, curious and creative woman.
Cirque du Soleil CRYSTAL invites you to suspend reality and slip into a world from which colourful life springs, with incredible visual projections and a soundtrack that seamlessly fuses popular music with the signature Cirque du Soleil sound system.
Season: August 17 - 20. 2023. Venue: John Curtain Arena.

 

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Comedy Theatre

Bookings: 132 849

 

The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie

The Mousetrap had its world premiere on October6, 1952 at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham. After a brief tour, it opened in London's West End on November 25, 1952 at the Ambassadors Theatre, where it ran until March 23, 1974. It immediately transferred to the larger St Martin's Theatre next door, where it continues torun to thiis day.
The longest-running West End show, it has by far the loingest run of any play anywhere in the world, with over 28,500 performances so far. The play has a twist ending, which the are traditionally asked not to reveal after leaving the theatre.
Agatha Christie originally wrote the story as a short radio play entitled Three Blind Mice, which was broadcast in 1947 as a birthdfay present for Queen Mary. She eventually adapted the pwrk ito a short story before again rewriting it for the stage as The Mousetrap, ironically Christie did not expect the play to run for more than a few months and stipulated that no film of The mOusetrap be made until at least six months after the West End production closed. 70 years on, as the show continuesits hsioric London run, a film adaptation looks unlikely at this stage.

After a local woan is muredered, the gusts andstaff at Monkswell Manor find themselves stranded during a snowstorm. It soon becmes clear that the killer is amongst them, and the seven strangers grow increasingly suspicious of one another. A police officer. arriving on skis, intottogates the suspects: the newlyweds running the house, a spinster with a curious background, an architect who seems better equipped to be chef; a retired Army major; a little man who claimes his car hasoverturned in a ditch; and a jurist who makes life miserable for everyone. When a second murder takes place, tensions and fears escalate. The record-breaking murder mystery features a brilliant finish from the foremost mystery writer of all time.

Fro 70 years, Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap has kept millions of people from every corner of the gloe on the edge of their seats. It is the genre-defining murder mystery from the est-selling novelist of all time...case closed! Can yu solve thia world-famous mysery for yurself?
Season: February 17 - March 26. 2023

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Costa Hall
DeakinUniversity

 

 

The 86
185 Smith Street
Collingwood

 

Fairfax Studio
Bookings: 1300 182 183
Ticketmaster: 136 100.

     

Romeo and Juliet

Peter Evans directs an exquisitely intimate new production of the greatest love story ever told, Romeo and Julitt, starring Jacob Warner and Rose Riley.
After a chance meeting, an intense but forbidden love is ignited between two young lovers, Romeo and Juliet. And despite the unending, violent feud between their familiss, they will risk everything to be together.
This pasionate portrayal of Romeo and Juliet will bring you cloer than ever before to the intensity and the heartbreak of Shakesoeare's most evocative tragedy.
Season: Thursday July 13, 2023

 


 
         
         

 

45 downstairs
45 Flinders Lane Melbourne
61 3 9662 9966

 

 

Gasworks
Bookings: 61 3 9699 3253.

Hamer Hall
Bookings: 1300 182 183

Ngaiire x MSO

ARIA-nominted First Nations, neo-soul star Ngaiire is the next musical force debuting with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, led by conductor Nicholas Bue, for one night at Hamer Hall.
Ngaiire x MSO will bring together Nigaiire's sazzlling, futuresh R& B souind with the symohonic might og the MSO. The performance will draw on her career and latest album - the critically - acclaimed epic 3 - arranged for orchestra by award-winning composer Alex turley, for an all-out concert feuturing soulful popbangers.
Hailing from the Eastern Highlans and New Ireland provindes of Papua New Guinea, Ngaiire came to national attention as a contestant on Australian Iol. Since then she has built an impressive career that defies genre and expectations. Ngaiire's innovative fusion of electronic neo-soul, gospel and R&b pop - filtered through her experiences as a First Nation;s woman - has seen her gamer multiple award nominations and perorm alongside the likes of Alicia Keys, Flume, Hiatus Kaiyote, Leon Bridges, andSufjan Stevens.Season: Saturday March 18. 2023
Tickets now on sale at mso.com.au

Victorian Opera Season

 

 

Her Majesty's Theatre

Hisense Arena
Olympic Boulevard Richmond.
Bookings: 132 849
www.ticketek.com.au

 

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Labassa
2 Manor Grove North Caulfield
Bookings: 03 0429 3004

The Lawler
Southbank Theatre
Bookings: 03 8688 0800

 

La Mama

Bookings:61 3 9347 6948

 

 

La Mama HQ - 205 Farady St. Carlton

Where There's a Will

In a bleakly comic battle of wills, three sisters fught it put after the death of their mother.
Season; March 28 - April 9. 2023.

The Job Interview

A terrible office job, an evil manager and the absurdity of the modern workplace.
Season: April 11 - 16. 2023

Same but Different Trilogy

An emotional journey of love, loss and identity.
Season: April 19 - 30. 2023

Piano (In Seven Parts)

Six people meet unexpectedly across time and spacecat the Pacific Hotgel in Lorne.
Season: May 4 - 6 , 2023.

Last Illuminations

'Visions' enable an official to live through imaginationa nd memory.
Season: May 10 0 21. 2023

Adrift

Scenes of suburban disconnection.
SeasonL May 24 - June 4. 2023

/woman with a Tomahawk

Can wee witnesses to oursekves? How do we emerge through the trauma? Is it a choice, or chosen for us?
Season: June 7 - 18. 2023

Trees Not to be Forgotten

A new work with The Ensemble Team.
Season: June 20 - 25. 2023.

Chessed Off Playreading

Locked in. A deadly virus. Confinement. Isolation. Punidhment. How do you cooe?
Season: April 8. 2023

Hans Loves tom but there's a problem Playreading

Sex romps for oldies/// with a twist.
Season: April 22. 2023

Eva, a Ever Playreadig

A one-woman exploration of coercivve female friendship.
Season: May 13. 2023

Grehenna Play reading

A sci-fi tale of a father in search of his daughter amidst a corporate hellscqape.
Season: June 10. 2023.

LA Mama Courthouse 349 Drummond St. Carlton

The Philospphy of Murder

Whwn tradies accidentlyjills a client, hos brother will do what ever it takes to protect him.
Season: April 11 - 23. 2023


An Inappropiately Serious History of Australian Comedy with Dr Rob ( ad Elliot)

You can tell a lpt about a conutry by its comedy...
Season: April 4 - 9. 2023.

By Jane's Hand

A whimsucal window into the magnificent mind of Jane Austin.
Season: April 26 - May 7. 2023

Killing Time

with Father Time and his servant tod. A darkly comic take on the Time we pass and that passes us.
Season: May 9 - 21. 2023

The /world According to Cinosauras (VCE)

The ocean is rising, a meteor might hit...buut more importantly your macchiato is too hot
Season: May 24 - June 4. 2023

Little Brother, Big Sister

Drawn from the writer;s lived experience of schizophrena, this powerful play explores the relationship beetween siblings who grapple to manage this condition.
Season: Jne 7 - 18. 2023.

Frankenstein (VCE)

She;s coming for you, ready or not.
Season: June 20 - 24. 2023.

La Mama Explorations

 

La Mama Cabaretica

May 16. 2023 st Courthouse.

 

La Mama 4 Kids

The comedy Games with Coach Mon

A terrible office job, an evil manager and the absurdity of the modern workplace.
Seaspn: April 7 - 15. 2023 Venue: Carlton Coirthouse.

Musical Jam\

Monsay morning 10.30am) musical c;asses for babies and preschoolers.
Season: May 1 - June 19. 2023

 

La Mama Musica

Musica

Season: May 15. 2023. at Courthouse

 

La Mama Poetica

May 16. 2023 at Curthouse

La Mama on Screen

 

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Malthouse Theatre

Bookings: 61 3 9685 5111.

 
Malthouse Theatre advises that it is temporarily Closed.

BECKETT THEATRE

 

 

MERLYN THEATRE

 

 

 

 


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Tower Theatre

 

Artist-Curated Events

 

Extra Events

 

 

 
   
 
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Margaret Court Arena
Bookings: www.ticketek.com

The MC Showroom
Unit 1/ 48 Clifton St. Prahran
Bookings: www. trybooking.com/www.themcdhowroom.com

Due to current COVID-19 restrictions all ticketed events have been postponed until further notice.

Meat Market Stables
3 Blackwood St.
Melbourne
Bookings: www.ticketbo.com.su/millennialdreams

 


 
     
     

 

Mechanic's Institute
270 Sydney Rd. Brunswick
Bookings: www.metanoiatheatre.com

 

Melbourne French Theatre

203 -205 Canning St. Carlton
Bookings: 61 3 9349 2250


Melbourne Recital Centre
Southbank Boulevard, Southbank
Bookings: www.folliesinconcert.com.au

 

ElizabElizabeth Murdoch Hall

 

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Melbourne Shakespeare Company

     
 

 

 
     

 

 

Melbourne Theatre Company

Bookings: 1300 136 166

 

 

 

 

 
     
     

 

Metanoia Theatre
270 Sydney Road Brunswick
Bookings: 61 3 9387 3376

 

Palais Theatre

136 100

 

A Christmas Carol

Vctorian Opera's world premiere production invites all Melbournians to celebrate the festive spirit and discover the magic of opera as one proudly diverse commuity.
The spirit of the festive season will shine brightly in a new adaptation of Charles Dicken's A Christmas Carol. Ebenezer Scrooge, the Ghosts of Chritmas Past, Present and Yet to Come, as well as Tiny tim, and the Cratchit family, are transported from 19th-century London to contemporary Melbourne in a sparkling reimagination of this timeless tale.
Season: December 14 - 17. 2022.

 

The Pavilion

 

Playhouse
Arts Centre Melbourne

 

 

Victorian Opera Season

 
 

 

Theatre

This is Personal - Mary Coustas

This one-woman shw is kaleidoscope, exploration of love, loss and laughter and how akk three have come to define the person behind the ionfamous character Effie.
Mary Coustas has starred in multiple national tours (Wogs Out of Work, Effie the Virgin Bride) and brought powerhouse persona Effie into the living rooms around Australia in the seminal sitcom Acropolis Now.
Season: June 27 - July 2. 2023 Bookings:
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The National Institute of Circus Arts

Bookings: 61 3 9214 6974

2023 Performance Dates

Traing is in full swing for talented cohort of emerging circus superstars. With many highly anticipated performances scheduled forthis year, NICA ask that you please refresh your calendars and save the followiing dates for the oncoming showa.
3rd year ensembke - June 8 17. 2023

2nd year ensembke - September 12 - 16. 2023

3rd year showcase November 28. - December 2. 2023.

International Director -

NICA is thrilled to announce thet the first performance of the year will be directed by acclaimed international director and choreograoher, Edgar Zendajas. The production will be brought to you by the same student group that blew ausiences away in two sdolf-out shows of Coronoclasm last year.
Edgar is known for his unique merging of contemporary dance and circus arts, a distinct feature of his collaboration with ENC, Montreal Cirque du Soleil, and creations in his own company, EZDANZA.

 

 
 

 

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The Owl and Cat
trybooking.com/174922

THE OWL & CAT THEATRE - VENUE CLOSURE.

Dear reader, 

A lot of electro swing, drinking & theatre making later... the time has come to close the doors on the old haunted house style theatre venue (with terrible signage. I know!) on swan street. Thomas & I got a crazy idea & we ran with it. 50 or so shows later - that crazy idea has grown into what I like to believe is now a key part of the Melbourne theatre scene.

I have had the joy of watching SO many artists grow & gain opportunities & experience, what a gift! The thank you letters & messages from artists who wouldn't be were they are now if it wasn't for something we did or said or simply enabled them to do, are enough to make my life complete. From musicians to set designers to actors & visual artists. The Owl & Cat Theatre has become known & appreciated as a space of equality, acceptance, & artistic expression. It's a home to fearlessness & compassion & heaps & heaps of dust. I have seen audiences filled with awe & inspiration & genuine insight. All of THAT I would pay twice for then again & again & even over once more. 

In the coming year we will continue our production partnership with our Alaskan family at The Last Frontier Theatre Conference in Alaska & we will continue to push boundaries & support new playwrights in different locations. I don't know where the wind will take us just yet but I am excited to find out. I look to MKA as inspiration in this challenging time & I look to all the people that gathered around 2 crazy kids fresh out of a drama degree who wanted to make new theatre. Thank you to those people. The ones who kept the space alive this long. (I tried to write a list of names & this paragraph actually got out of h& - you know who you are - I love you) 

I am honored that I was given this experience & I urge you too remember this at this time - I will remember it too.. we are not a building .. we are artists who work together to tell stories, stories that help people to understand themselves & others more. Theatre has an amazing ability to bring people together & that can't be taken away. 

The Owl & Cat will continue to make theatre, & continue to try new ideas fearlessly, we will continue to make art that tackles anything head on & continue to take submissions. Stay updated via our website - www.owlandcat.com.au

I'm incredibly proud of so so so many things we have created over the years like ORGASM, Boys Club, Tinder Box, Erasers, Bordello, killers, RIOT, our sets, The Main Stage seasons, giving poetry nights a venue & hosting friends parties.. oooh baby our parties (they are always great let's be honest!). Just to name a few. I am chuffed that playwrights flew across the globe to see their work on our little concrete stage from the USA & LONDON. 

What I am most proud of though- is something that we can continue from any space. I am so proud that we take the time to consider everyone. Thomas would read scripts for weeks on end literally weeks - all day every day just reading play after play to ensure all the writers who bothered to submit got a fair go, he would demand world premieres even if they don't sell because writers need a chance. I would sit for hours to watch every actor who registered to audition with an open mind no matter what school they went too or experience they had. I remember the rejection emails as a younger actor. & I do understand the time & financial restraints from the other side of it- but that's why I am proud. We did it anyway. Why? Because we love theatre & we know what it is like to fight for what you believe in. The fight can't be easy or it's dull - but you need someone to give you water ringside right? When the people, who wouldn't otherwise have had the chance to try, did with us... & then they succeeded... man... let me tell you, that is better than any drug on this earth. 

A little bit of my heart will stay on Swan Street... BUT no matter where the Owl & Cat's home is - I have no doubt that this spirit of acceptance; innovation & joy will follow us there. 

As Catherine Holder & Carolyn Dawes (Who have been integral to the longevity of this whole operation to date) reminded me on my birthday... 'if you build it they will come'. 

I will keep building & I hope you will come. 

STAY TUNED.... meow.... 

Sincerely,

Gabrielle Savrone

Mistress of The Owl & Cat Theatre  

 

 

Palms at Crown
Bookings: 1300 795 012

The Pavilion at Docklands
Bookings: Ticketmaster 136 1

 

 

Placeta Theatre
Bookings: 61 3 9905 1111

 

Plenary Theatre
Bookings: 136 100

 


Poppy Seed Theatre Festival
Bookings: poppyseed.com.au

 

Q44 Theatre
1st Floor 550 Swan Street Ricmond

 

Red Stitch Actors

ings: Bookings: 61 3 9533 8083
www.redstitch.net3

 

Wittenoom by Anne Butler

follows Dot and apearl's personal story, filled with humour, sorrow, and the friends they make along the way. Butler expertly weaves their journey into the frame of the Wittenoom tragedy, asking questions about accountability in an era where the health and cultural impacts of miningcochet as heavily now as they did in 1963.
Season: January
26 - February 19. 2023


Regent Theatre
Bookings: 1300 111 011

 

Regent Theatre Update

\One of Melboune's most iconic landmarks, the Regent Theatre, will re-open its doors to the public in January 2020 , revealing a major refurbishment of the much-loved auditorium, foyers and amenities..
|Working in collaboration with Heritage Victoria, and closely with a team of renowned achitects, theatre designers, specialist builders, expert trades and craft people - and the knowledge and experience of the theatre operators Marriner Group - this $19.4 million refurbishment has been three years in the planning and eight months in construction. The refurbishment has been undertaken as a partnership between the Victorian State Government, the City of Melbourne and Marriner Group. The Regent will reopen with the internationall theatrical event War Horse (see beloe), followed by the insoring Billy Elliot the Musical. These productions follow in the footsteps of some of the woprld's most prestigious theatrical events to be hosted at the Regent, including Sunset Boulevard, Wicked, Love Never Dies, Singin' in the Rain and The Lion King. to name a few.
The refurbishment undertaken throughout 2019 will ensutre the theatre continuies to be one of Melbourne's cultural icons anf a world-class live performance venue for generations to come.

Some ofthe works underaken included:
Construction od a 4-metre extension to the Dress Circle balcony, bringing the audience and performers closer together.
Installation of brand new comforble seating, retaining the luxuriousness and cinema-style charm of the old chairs and a 170 new leather chairs in the Dress Circle. The refurbishment will also ensure improved views of the stage from every seat in the theare.
Tha bars and foyers have been upgraded and additional ladies bathrooms, ensuring the best amenity og any theatre and
Painstaking and extensive repair and restoration of the ornate plasterwork and the grand and glittering crystal chandelier in the auditorium has undegone a full restoration.
Refurbishment by number:
4 metre balconey extension
32,000 metres of cabling
102 tonnes of steel
6,400 square metres of carpet
3,700 individual crystals cleaned, polished and rewired in the chandelier
10.5 tonnes of olaster casting
192 new seats coloser to the stage.

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Rod Laver Arena
Bookings: 132 849

 

State Theatre
Bookings: 1300 182 183

 


Sidney Myer Music Bowl

 

 

 
     
     

 


The
Athenaeum
Bookings: 136 100 & 61 3 9650 1500.

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TheatreWorks

Bookings: 61 3 9534 3388

Trades Hall - |
New Council Chambers
Cnr Victoria St. & Lygon St. Carlton
Bookings: 136 100

 

 

Tuxedo Cat
17 - 23 Will St. Melbourne
Bookings: comedyfestival.com.au/2015/season/shows/lazy-susan-miss-itchy-s


 

 

Space 28 VCA Drama

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The Arcadia
Entertainment Quarter , Moore Park


 



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Acer Arena Sydney
Olympic Boulevard Olympic Park

 

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ANZ Stadium Sydney

 

 

 
     
     

 

 

Belvoir St. Theatre
Bookings: 61` 2 9699 3444

 

 

 

 

Belvoir St. Downstairs Theatre
Booking: 61 2 9699 3444

 

 

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Bondi Pavilion Theatre
Bookings: 1300 241 167

 

Capitol Theatre

Bookings: 1300 723 038

 

Civic Theatre
Newcastle

 

 
     
     

Cirque du Soleil

     
 

Crystal

The first acrobatic performance on ice.

In a daring and unexpected performance that promises its share of thrills, Cirque du Sliel CRYSTAL offers you a whole new kind of experiencem created by /cirque du Soleil. Watch world-class acrobats and skaters gracefully take to the ice to perform gravity-defying feats.
IN this show, directed by Shana Carroll and Sebastien Soldevila, Crystal, a heroine with a marginal personality, takes you to the heart of an exhilerating adventure as she plunges into a surreal universe born of her imaniation. Feel the adrenaline rush as she dives into thia fantasy world to fullfil her destiny and become a confident, curious and creative woman.
Cirque du Soleil CRYSTAL invites you to suspend reality and slip into a world from which colourful life springs, with incredible visual projections and a soundtrack that seamlessly fuses popular music with the signature Cirque du Soleil sound system.
Season: August 3 - 6. 2023 Venue: Qudos Bank Arena.

 
     

 

 

 

 

The Concourse
Chatswood

   

 

   
     

 


Concert Hall
Sydney Opera House
Bookings: 61 2 8215 4600

 

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Darling Theatre ICC
Bookings: www.ticketek.com

 

 

 

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Darlinghurst Theatre Company
Bookings: 61 2 8356 9987


Drama Theatre S.O.H
Bookings: 61 2 9250 1777

 

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Enmore Theatre

Glen St. Theatre

 

Driftwood

You are invited to join the company to ecperience an epic stoy of love, courage, survival....and foldable mberllas. click here to see a 3-minute preview
Season: May24 - 28. 2023. @023.

 
     
     

 

Griffin Theatre
Stables Theatre
Bookings: 1300 308 776
61 2 9361 3817


 

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HAYES THEATRE CO.
Bookings: hayestheatre.com.au

Joan Sutherland Theatre
Sydney Opera House

 

 

 

Lyric Theatre Star City
Bookings: 1300 795 267

 

 

 

 

 

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Newcastle Entertainment Centre

 

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Old Fitzroy Theatre
129 Dowling St. Woolloomooloo
Bookings 1300 307 264

 

Sydney Independent Theatre Company


 

Playhouse
Sydney Opera Hoiuse
Bookings: 02 9250 7777 or 136 100

 

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Qudos Bank Arena
www.ticketek.com.au.

 

 

 

 

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Riverina Theatre
Bookings: 61 2 6931 9466

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Riverside Theatres
Parramatta
Bookings: www.ridersideoarramatta

 

The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie

The Mousetrap had its world premiere on October6, 1952 at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham. After a brief tour, it opened in London's West End on November 25, 1952 at the Ambassadors Theatre, where it ran until March 23, 1974. It immediately transferred to the larger St Martin's Theatre next door, where it continues torun to thiis day.
The longest-running West End show, it has by far the loingest run of any play anywhere in the world, with over 28,500 performances so far. The play has a twist ending, which the are traditionally asked not to reveal after leaving the theatre.
Agatha Christie originally wrote the story as a short radio play entitled Three Blind Mice, which was broadcast in 1947 as a birthdfay present for Queen Mary. She eventually adapted the pwrk ito a short story before again rewriting it for the stage as The Mousetrap, ironically Christie did not expect the play to run for more than a few months and stipulated that no film of The mOusetrap be made until at least six months after the West End production closed. 70 years on, as the show continuesits hsioric London run, a film adaptation looks unlikely at this stage.

After a local woan is muredered, the gusts andstaff at Monkswell Manor find themselves stranded during a snowstorm. It soon becmes clear that the killer is amongst them, and the seven strangers grow increasingly suspicious of one another. A police officer. arriving on skis, intottogates the suspects: the newlyweds running the house, a spinster with a curious background, an architect who seems better equipped to be chef; a retired Army major; a little man who claimes his car hasoverturned in a ditch; and a jurist who makes life miserable for everyone. When a second murder takes place, tensions and fears escalate. The record-breaking murder mystery features a brilliant finish from the foremost mystery writer of all time.

Fro 70 years, Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap has kept millions of people from every corner of the gloe on the edge of their seats. It is the genre-defining murder mystery from the est-selling novelist of all time...case closed! Can yu solve thia world-famous mysery for yurself.

Season: June 15 - 24. 2023.

 
     
     

 

Roslyn Packer Theatre
Bookings: roslynpackertheatre.com.au

 

 

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State Theatre
Bookings: 136 100

 

 

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Sydney Allphones Arena
Bookings: www.tickettek.com.au
Ph 132 849

 

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Sydney Entertainment Centre
Bookings: 136 100

 

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Sydney Opera House Concert Hall

 
 
 

Do You Hear the People Sing?

An extraordinary and rare clebration of one of the world's most successful musical theatre collaborations.

Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schõnberg will travel to Australia together in September for the first time in 25 years for the Australian premiere of the concert spectacular Do You Hear the People Sing? which celebrates their iconic musicals including Les Miserables and Miss saigon. Presented at Hamer Hall, Arts Centre Melbourne and in the transformed Sydney Opera House Concert Hall. It will feature a 24 piece orchestra, 12 person choir and the world's greatest musical theatre stars performing hit songs from the duo's record-braking musicala including Les Miserables and Miss Saigon, and their shows Martin Guerre, The Pirate Queen and La Revolutuoon Francaise.
Do You Hear the People Sing?
is the only concert ever to be authoised by Boublil and Schõnberg and is the definite showcase of their work. It includes I Dramed a Dream. Do You Hear the People Sing, On MY Own, One Day More, The American Dream, Bu Doi, Woman and Bring Him Home, brought to life by leading international stars from Boublil and Schõnberg.
Season: Frisay September 30. 2022 at 8pm. Sturday October 1. 2022 at 8pm. Sunday October 2. 2022 at 2pm.
Booking: thepeoplesing..com or 02 9250 7777
Bookings: thepeoplesing.com or call 1300 182 183
Featuring Michael Ball OBE, John Owen-Jones, Rachel tucker, Bobby Fox, David harris, Sooha Kim, Suzi Mathers, Akain Boublil and Clause-Michel Schönberg will also take part in an exclusive IN Conversation event in each city at the Sofitel in Melbournem hosted by Mark Humphriesm and in the Sydney Opera House Caaret Hall, hosrted by Julia Zemiro.

 
     

 

Sydney Theatre
Bookings: 61 2 9250 1777

 

TBC
Bookings: 1300 364 001

 

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Theatre Royal
Bookings: 1300 723 038

The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie

The Mousetrap had its world premiere on October6, 1952 at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham. After a brief tour, it opened in London's West End on November 25, 1952 at the Ambassadors Theatre, where it ran until March 23, 1974. It immediately transferred to the larger St Martin's Theatre next door, where it continues torun to thiis day.
The longest-running West End show, it has by far the loingest run of any play anywhere in the world, with over 28,500 performances so far. The play has a twist ending, which the are traditionally asked not to reveal after leaving the theatre.
Agatha Christie originally wrote the story as a short radio play entitled Three Blind Mice, which was broadcast in 1947 as a birthdfay present for Queen Mary. She eventually adapted the pwrk ito a short story before again rewriting it for the stage as The Mousetrap, ironically Christie did not expect the play to run for more than a few months and stipulated that no film of The mOusetrap be made until at least six months after the West End production closed. 70 years on, as the show continuesits hsioric London run, a film adaptation looks unlikely at this stage.

After a local woan is muredered, the gusts andstaff at Monkswell Manor find themselves stranded during a snowstorm. It soon becmes clear that the killer is amongst them, and the seven strangers grow increasingly suspicious of one another. A police officer. arriving on skis, intottogates the suspects: the newlyweds running the house, a spinster with a curious background, an architect who seems better equipped to be chef; a retired Army major; a little man who claimes his car hasoverturned in a ditch; and a jurist who makes life miserable for everyone. When a second murder takes place, tensions and fears escalate. The record-breaking murder mystery features a brilliant finish from the foremost mystery writer of all time.

Fro 70 years, Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap has kept millions of people from every corner of the gloe on the edge of their seats. It is the genre-defining murder mystery from the est-selling novelist of all time...case closed! Can yu solve thia world-famous mysery for yurself?

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The Studio

atyp Studio 1
Pier 4/5

Wharf 1
Bookings:9250 1777
online: sydneytheatre.com.au

 

Wharf 2
Bookings: 61 2 9250 1777

 

WIN Entertainment Centre Wollongong

 

 

 

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Cairns Festival 2022

is gearing up for a wave of tremendous talent across music, theatre, street perofomances, circus, cabaret, and comedy as the festival's 60th buirthday celebrations in its big=ggest program to date!
From August 26 through to September 4. 2022 the streets and venuies if Cairns will be heaving with free and ticketed events, taking full advantage of the balmy, tropical climate and the city's party atmosphere.

Queensland Theatre

 
 
     
     

 

BiBille Brown StudioBlle Brown Studio
Bille Brown Theatre


ph. QTIX 136 246

   

First Casuality

Written by a serving soldier and veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan Fist Casuality is a debit play like no other. It's an authentic account of the real lives if Australian troops at war - the triumphs and the tragedies, the strains and the sacrifices, the pressuer and the release. There's tension, occasional explosians of violence, and humour, but at its heart First Casuality is about the friendship of soldiers who have given so much for their country.
Season closes December 10. 2022.

2023 Season

Family Values

Is a peaceful family gathering too much to ask for on your birthday?

Roger is turning 70. No gifts nad no fuss. Quality family time. that's all he wants from his wofe Sue and heir three children. Maybe some balloons. It is a party after all.
But Emily, Lisa and Michael have other ideas. Emily is on a mission to save Baba, a detention centre escapee. All they need is the jeys to Dad's holiday ho,me and they'll be on their way. Michael has found religion and is now following God's plan. Lisa's marriage has fallen apart with new love found in Noeline, a Border Force boat Comander. A simpke family birthday get together. right?
It's like your worst family Christmas lunch where deeply held beliefs are pulled apart and long-held resentments resurface. Cracking dialogue, perceptive insight and fierce humour that skewers hypocricy.
Season: January 26 - February 18. 2023

Dizzle Boy

Strap yorself in for a rocjet ride

Dizzle boy is autistic. Dizzle Boy is poked, prodded and diagnosed by a world that wants to changehim and a family who doesn't understand him. Ther he meets Juliet - his very own star-crossed love. Could she be a safe space for a man who just wants a calm centre to his universe?
Join Dizzie boy as he takes back his story from a world of misunderstandings with irreverence and audacity. It's a biting satire blending magical realism with a Kafkasque journey of self-discovery if you are neurotypical then you're about to take a theatrical cold shower in the world of neurodiversity.
Season: March 11 - 15. 2023.

Shakespeare's As You Like It

or, four weddins and an exile

Disguises, lovelorn youth and wit galore - this fast-paced classic lets us know that all the world's a stage, and we're merely players. With more weddings than you can throw a bouquet at, you have to ask yoursef, will love conquer all or is it madness?
Rosalina has been banished by the villainous Duke Frederick, Disguised as a mam she seeks refuge in the Forest of Arden. Turns out she's not the only one with that odea. The Forest s now home to other exiled fugitives, includong the chivalrous Orlando. Cue melodius songs, questionable poetry, a wise-cracking fool and buckets pf laughter.
Season: April 16 - May 15. 2023.

At What Cost?

Truth, Country and the bglood inbetween.

Tasmani, now, Boyd's got enough on his plate between his responsibilities to land people.
But something's happening. Every year now mkore and more folk are claiming tobe palaws too. Folk no one's heard of until now, who haven't been 'round before. Are they legit? Or are they'tucker box'? Who decides? And how?
If boyd's going to take everyone forward, they're all going to have to go bask. old mob or new, ino the island's knotty past. And they might not like what they find there.
Season: May 26 - June 10. 2023

Tiny Beautiful Things

The best advice can come from an unliely source

Cheryl Strayed is many things, a wife, a motherm a daughter, a writer, an ex-heroin user and now, an unpaid, online anonymous advice columnist called Sugar.
Amidst the clutter f family life, she receives emails from strangers urgently needing help navigating the contradictions and comnplexities if life. Sugar replies with candour, offering her own tough, sweet brand of unadulterated advice designed to offer a path of healing and catharsis. What would you tell someone who is unsure about role-plaing as a sexy Santa or the father who feelsas dead as his lost son?
Season: June 17 - July 8. 2023

Don't Asjk Me What the Bird Look Like

A gently funny, almost gothic tale about land, family and reconnection.

Joan needs her father. She hasn;t seen him since he left her and her Mum when she was just a little girl. She wants answers, she wnats history, she wants to know more about who she is.
Travelling into country as remote as it is strange to this city girl, Joanfinds Mick. He dosen't speak much, and bears little resemblance to the man who taught her to play Scrabble all those years ago. but amid the4 flies, the heat, the dust and stillness of this small river town lurk many ghosts and mysteries. Over cups of tea and Scrabble in Mick's weatherbeaen old house, Joan is about to discover some family secrets that have been hiddenbelow the surface for decades.
Season: August 19 - September 9. 2023.

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Diane Cilento Theatre

 

Fuel

Is a new work by Shock Therapy Productions. Written by company founders Hayden Jones and Sam Fosterm it explores the ideas of toxic relationships, coercive control and patriachal systems.
It follows Seb and Ivy, who are in a new relationship and are crazy about each other. They're always together. Hwever, wha begins as bright young love deteriates into obsession, control, need and destruction, as we witness their relationshup unfold over a 12-month period,
This hard hitting show takes an honest look at the complex of domestic abue, the psychology behind it, and the broader social factors that contrbute to this troubling epidemic. It weaves together cinematic AV, dynamic sound design, politic satire, and psychological drama, carried by the skill and verstillity of its two performers, who play in excess of 20 characters. when fuel is added to the fire, who will get burnt?
Season: November 25 - December 3. 2022.

 
     
     

 

Brisbane Convention Centre
Bookings: www.ticketek.com.au

 

Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Bookings: 132 849

Cirque du Soliel

Crystal

The first acrobatic performance on ice.

In a daring and unexpected performance that promises its share of thrills, Cirque du Sliel CRYSTAL offers you a whole new kind of experiencem created by /cirque du Soleil. Watch world-class acrobats and skaters gracefully take to the ice to perform gravity-defying feats.
IN this show, directed by Shana Carroll and Sebastien Soldevila, Crystal, a heroine with a marginal personality, takes you to the heart of an exhilerating adventure as she plunges into a surreal universe born of her imaniation. Feel the adrenaline rush as she dives into thia fantasy world to fullfil her destiny and become a confident, curious and creative woman.
Cirque du Soleil CRYSTAL invites you to suspend reality and slip into a world from which colourful life springs, with incredible visual projections and a soundtrack that seamlessly fuses popular music with the signature Cirque du Soleil sound system.
Season: July 21 - 23. 2023..

 


 

 

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Brisbane Powerhouse

Bookings: 61 7 3358 8600

 


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Concert Hall GPAC
Bookings: 136 246


 

 

Cremorne Theatre

Bookings: 136 246.

 

King George Square
Bookings: 1300 364 001

 

LyricTheatre
Bookings: 136 246

 

 

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Playhouse

Bookings: QTIX136246

 

The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie

The Mousetrap had its world premiere on October6, 1952 at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham. After a brief tour, it opened in London's West End on November 25, 1952 at the Ambassadors Theatre, where it ran until March 23, 1974. It immediately transferred to the larger St Martin's Theatre next door, where it continues torun to thiis day.
The longest-running West End show, it has by far the loingest run of any play anywhere in the world, with over 28,500 performances so far. The play has a twist ending, which the are traditionally asked not to reveal after leaving the theatre.
Agatha Christie originally wrote the story as a short radio play entitled Three Blind Mice, which was broadcast in 1947 as a birthdfay present for Queen Mary. She eventually adapted the pwrk ito a short story before again rewriting it for the stage as The Mousetrap, ironically Christie did not expect the play to run for more than a few months and stipulated that no film of The mOusetrap be made until at least six months after the West End production closed. 70 years on, as the show continuesits hsioric London run, a film adaptation looks unlikely at this stage.

After a local woan is muredered, the gusts andstaff at Monkswell Manor find themselves stranded during a snowstorm. It soon becmes clear that the killer is amongst them, and the seven strangers grow increasingly suspicious of one another. A police officer. arriving on skis, intottogates the suspects: the newlyweds running the house, a spinster with a curious background, an architect who seems better equipped to be chef; a retired Army major; a little man who claimes his car hasoverturned in a ditch; and a jurist who makes life miserable for everyone. When a second murder takes place, tensions and fears escalate. The record-breaking murder mystery features a brilliant finish from the foremost mystery writer of all time.

Fro 70 years, Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap has kept millions of people from every corner of the gloe on the edge of their seats. It is the genre-defining murder mystery from the est-selling novelist of all time...case closed! Can yu solve thia world-famous mysery for yurself?
Season from November 3. 2022.


Studio 2 - The Greenhouse

CAIRNS

Centre of Contmporary Arts

Alex the Astronaut

FRriday September 2. 2022

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Cairns Convention Centre

CPAP THEATRE

 

Still Here

Wednesday August 31. 2022

 
 

Le Coup

Saturday 3 & SundaY September 4. 2022.

 

CPAC STUDIO

 

 
     

 

Rondo Theatre Cairns

 

 

 

 

 

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Ipswich
Trybooking https://www.trybooking.com/

     
 

 

 
     

 

 

Studios

Tanks Art Centre

 

 

Amy Shark

Sunday August 28. 2022

Aftermath

Thursday and Friday September 1 & 2. 2022

 
     
 

 

 

 

Twelfth Night Theatre

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Gold Coast

 




Adelaide Convention Centre

 

 
     
     

 

Adelaide Fringe Festival
Bookings: www.adelaidefringe.com.au

 

 

Adelaide Entertainment Centre
www.ticketek.com ph. 132 849

 

Cirque du Soleil

 

Crystal

The first acrobatic performance on ice.

In a daring and unexpected performance that promises its share of thrills, Cirque du Sliel CRYSTAL offers you a whole new kind of experiencem created by /cirque du Soleil. Watch world-class acrobats and skaters gracefully take to the ice to perform gravity-defying feats.
IN this show, directed by Shana Carroll and Sebastien Soldevila, Crystal, a heroine with a marginal personality, takes you to the heart of an exhilerating adventure as she plunges into a surreal universe born of her imaniation. Feel the adrenaline rush as she dives into thia fantasy world to fullfil her destiny and become a confident, curious and creative woman.
Cirque du Soleil CRYSTAL invites you to suspend reality and slip into a world from which colourful life springs, with incredible visual projections and a soundtrack that seamlessly fuses popular music with the signature Cirque du Soleil sound system.
Season: August 31 - September 3. 2023.


 

 

 

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Adelaide Festival Theatre

 

Australian Performing Arts Market

 

Amy Hit Theatre

Bakehouse Theatre
Bookings: 61 8447 6211

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The Cedars
Heysen Rd Hahndorf

 

Dunstan Playhouse
Bookings Bass 131246

 

 

 
     
     

 

 

Festival Theatre
Bookings: 61 8 8205 2220

 

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Her Majesty's
Bookings: 131 246

 

 

 

Holden Street Theatre Hindmarsh
Bookings: 131 246

 

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Space Theatre
Bookings: Bass 131 246.

 

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The Barton

     
 



 
     

The Phoenix @ Masonic Lodge, Gluttony
Bookings: www.adelaidefringe.com.au

     
 


 
     

 




Theatre North
at the
Princess

 
 
     
 

 

 

Theatre North
in the
Earl Arts Centre

 

This is Eden

Witness 1839, Cascades Female Factory hobart Town in a solitary cell, on the edge of survival, Mary Ford waits alone in the darkness. Left for dead, ten thousand miles from home, she plots escape and reveals, with biting mockery, the untold tales of her captors.
in a tour de force performance descrbed as fearless and naureatingly exquisite, Emily Goddard and acclaimed theatre directir Susie Dee bring to life a dark, humurous and provocative anti-bonnet drama inspired by the rebellion and resistance of the female convicts of Van Dieman's Land.
Season: Wednesday August 17. 2022 at 7.30pm.

 

 

 
  Season: Sunday October 2. 2022.  
     

 

 

Theatre Royal
Bookings: 61 3 6233 2299

&
theatreroyal.com.au

The Listies - ROFL

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Swansong

SWANSONG click here

Set in the 1960s, Swansong tells the story of Austin 'Occi' Byrne, the illegitimate child of a single motherin the Catholic west of Ieland. Shunned by church, state and family, Occi and his beloved Mammy are oputcast and ostracised.
Season: August 11 13. 2022.

Thia is Eden

THIS IS EDEN click here

'Be transported back to 1839, to Tasmania's infamous Cascades Female Factory, wherein a solitary cell on the edge of survival, Mary Ford awaits alone in the darkness.
Season: August 11 - 13. 2022

Amy's Tattoo

AMY'S TATTOO click here

is a gritty tale of attraction, love, friendship and family. It challenges social taboos, questions the paradox of nature and is unafraid of the pace between the dark places.
Season: September 21 - 24. 2022.

Children's Theatre

The Listies - R.O.F.L.

Rplling on the floor laughing.

R.O.F.L. The Listies tackle the most terrifyngly tortuous family situstion of all BEDTIME.
Rich, the exhausted parental proxy, is trying to get an early hight while his hapless, hopeless housemate.t.deploys every trick in the book to stay up late. Featuring toilet roll cannons, a real-life Cowasaurus, lullabies of doom, detchable legs, a panoply of puns and possibly too many grocery gags.
Season: Tuesday July 12 - Wednesday Ju.y 13. 2022.
Recommended gor ages 4+

The Ship That Never Was
Bookings: 61 3 6471 7700

The Ship That Never Was

Tasmanina's longest running play The Ship That Never Was based on a real event in 1834 when the last ship built at the convict settlement at Macquarie Harbour was about to sail for the new prison at Poet Arthur but was hijacked by 10 convict shipwrights.
So begins the story of an amazing escape, an extraordinary voyage and an intriguing twist in the tale of The Ship That Never Was.
The play tells the dramatic and hilarious true story of the Great Edcape from Sarah Island! delightful family entertainment not to be missed.
Advance bookings are necessary for all grouops. The play is approxiamately one hour and is performed every day at 5.30pm and from December 27th to January 26th at 5. 30 pm and 8.30pm.

 

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Derwent Entertainment Centre

Wrest Point Entertainment Centre
Bookings: www.ticketmaster.com.au

 

Friends - the Musical Parody

The hilarious New York and Las Vegas hit Friends! the Musical Parody is finally tpuring Ausrtalia in 2022.
Join yourr six favourite friends at their favourite café for a night of unstoppable laughs with a new musical that lovingly lampoons the beloved NBC sitcom, Friends! the Musical Parody celebrates the misadventures of our favourite group of 20-something pals as they navigate the pitfalls of work, life and love in 1990s Manhatten.
|It's a seemingly typical day in New York coffee shop, Central Park, until an unexpected
runaway bride enters the picture and kicks the whole gang out of second gear.
Season: May 20 - 21. 2022.
 
     
     

 

 

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Black Swan Theatre
Bookings: 61 8 9484 1133

 

Burswood Theatre
Bookings: 1300 552 072

www.bocsticketing.com.au

 

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Cirque du Soliel
Bookings: 132 849

 

Crystal

The first acrobatic performance on ice.

In a daring and unexpected performance that promises its share of thrills, Cirque du Sliel CRYSTAL offers you a whole new kind of experiencem created by /cirque du Soleil. Watch world-class acrobats and skaters gracefully take to the ice to perform gravity-defying feats.
IN this show, directed by Shana Carroll and Sebastien Soldevila, Crystal, a heroine with a marginal personality, takes you to the heart of an exhilerating adventure as she plunges into a surreal universe born of her imaniation. Feel the adrenaline rush as she dives into thia fantasy world to fullfil her destiny and become a confident, curious and creative woman.
Cirque du Soleil CRYSTAL invites you to suspend reality and slip into a world from which colourful life springs, with incredible visual projections and a soundtrack that seamlessly fuses popular music with the signature Cirque du Soleil sound system.
Season: September 15 - 17. 2023.

 

 

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Crown Theatre
Bookings: 132 849

 
 
 

 

 
     

 

His Majesty's
Bookings: 1300 795 012

  

he Mousetrap by Agatha Christie

The Mousetrap had its world premiere on October6, 1952 at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham. After a brief tour, it opened in London's West End on November 25, 1952 at the Ambassadors Theatre, where it ran until March 23, 1974. It immediately transferred to the larger St Martin's Theatre next door, where it continues torun to thiis day.
The longest-running West End show, it has by far the loingest run of any play anywhere in the world, with over 28,500 performances so far. The play has a twist ending, which the are traditionally asked not to reveal after leaving the theatre.
Agatha Christie originally wrote the story as a short radio play entitled Three Blind Mice, which was broadcast in 1947 as a birthdfay present for Queen Mary. She eventually adapted the pwrk ito a short story before again rewriting it for the stage as The Mousetrap, ironically Christie did not expect the play to run for more than a few months and stipulated that no film of The mOusetrap be made until at least six months after the West End production closed. 70 years on, as the show continuesits hsioric London run, a film adaptation looks unlikely at this stage.

After a local woan is muredered, the gusts andstaff at Monkswell Manor find themselves stranded during a snowstorm. It soon becmes clear that the killer is amongst them, and the seven strangers grow increasingly suspicious of one another. A police officer. arriving on skis, intottogates the suspects: the newlyweds running the house, a spinster with a curious background, an architect who seems better equipped to be chef; a retired Army major; a little man who claimes his car hasoverturned in a ditch; and a jurist who makes life miserable for everyone. When a second murder takes place, tensions and fears escalate. The record-breaking murder mystery features a brilliant finish from the foremost mystery writer of all time.

Fro 70 years, Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap has kept millions of people from every corner of the gloe on the edge of their seats. It is the genre-defining murder mystery from the est-selling novelist of all time...case closed! Can yu solve thia world-famous mysery for yurself

Season: AQpril 8 - 16. 2023

 

 

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Perth Arena
Bookings: 132 849

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Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Bookings: www.ticketek.com

 

 

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RAC Arena

 

 


 

 

 

Regal Theatre
Bookings 132 849

Riverside Theatre PCEC
Bookings: 132 849

 

 

 

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Sandalford Estate Swan Valley
Bookings: 132 849

TBC
Bookings: 1300 34 001

 

 

Australian capital territories

CANBERRA THEATRE

Bookings: 61 2 6275 2700 & 1800 802 025

 

he Mousetrap by Agatha Christie

The Mousetrap had its world premiere on October6, 1952 at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham. After a brief tour, it opened in London's West End on November 25, 1952 at the Ambassadors Theatre, where it ran until March 23, 1974. It immediately transferred to the larger St Martin's Theatre next door, where it continues torun to thiis day.
The longest-running West End show, it has by far the loingest run of any play anywhere in the world, with over 28,500 performances so far. The play has a twist ending, which the are traditionally asked not to reveal after leaving the theatre.
Agatha Christie originally wrote the story as a short radio play entitled Three Blind Mice, which was broadcast in 1947 as a birthdfay present for Queen Mary. She eventually adapted the pwrk ito a short story before again rewriting it for the stage as The Mousetrap, ironically Christie did not expect the play to run for more than a few months and stipulated that no film of The mOusetrap be made until at least six months after the West End production closed. 70 years on, as the show continuesits hsioric London run, a film adaptation looks unlikely at this stage.

After a local woan is muredered, the gusts andstaff at Monkswell Manor find themselves stranded during a snowstorm. It soon becmes clear that the killer is amongst them, and the seven strangers grow increasingly suspicious of one another. A police officer. arriving on skis, intottogates the suspects: the newlyweds running the house, a spinster with a curious background, an architect who seems better equipped to be chef; a retired Army major; a little man who claimes his car hasoverturned in a ditch; and a jurist who makes life miserable for everyone. When a second murder takes place, tensions and fears escalate. The record-breaking murder mystery features a brilliant finish from the foremost mystery writer of all time.

Fro 70 years, Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap has kept millions of people from every corner of the gloe on the edge of their seats. It is the genre-defining murder mystery from the est-selling novelist of all time...case closed! Can yu solve thia world-famous mysery for yurself.

Season: May 11 - 21. 2023.

 

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Canberra



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