Tag: Entertainment

Showing 421 - 440 of 900 results
A young boy in a red woolen jumper looking scared with his hands to his cheeks, two bad men looking through the window behind him.
–

Home Alone in Concert

Experience the beloved comedy classic with John Williams' charming score performed live by the MSO.

Young man with short blond hair, wearing a collarless jumper.
–

James Barr: Sorry I Hurt Your Son (Said My Ex to My Mum)

The trailblazing gay UK comedian makes his Melbourne debut with a bold hour of stand-up.

A child with a red headscarf adds a message to a wooden frame with paper messages on it.
–

Eid in the City

A vibrant celebration across three iconic Melbourne venues.

Two performers wearing pale clothing, the man behind a women, whose arm he is hanging onto, against a cloud like backdrop.
–

La Bohème

Puccini’s classic Bohemian love story is about youth, beauty, passion and heartache.

Classical musicians wearing black, holding their instruments.

Beethoven's Ghost

A new piano trio takes flight to discover Beethoven’s Ghost’and Ravel’s haunting masterpiece.

View of Melbourne from across the Yarra River
Until

Slightly Unhinged: A Cabaret

Karaoke, chaos, bad dates and a delightful dose of unhinged energy

A framed black and white photograph of a young woman from Beirut with a selection of Lebanese food and drink on the table in front of it.

Beirut After Dark

Whitehart transforms into Beirut serving grandmother's recipes in a four-course street food feast.

The concrete arched entrance to the Grey Goose Racquet Club, with patrons standing on synthetic turf under the shade of trees.
Until

Racquet Club

A high-energy fusion of world-class padel, waterfront atmosphere and unmistakable Crown polish.

Large group of men of varied ages, many with beards and long hair, wearing hats.

The Spooky Men's Chorale: 25 Years of Pointless Grandeur

Bringing their anarchic approach to vocal music and reflecting on what it means to be a man.

People outside Cherry Bar at night.

Cherry Bar

An iconic laneway bar hosting a lineup of local and international rock'n'roll acts.

Close-up of the smiling face of comedian Ivan Aristeguieta, against a green background.
–

Ivan Aristeguieta: Stand Up & Supper

See Ivan Aristeguieta perform at Arts Centre Melbourne, then head to Hophaus for dinner.

Singer Danielle de Niese, wearing a one-shouldered mocha coloured evening gown, her hair pulled back, and a large sparkling necklace.
–

Winter Gala

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra's Winter Gala warms you up with a trip to Buenos Aires.

Audience enjoying a Gold Class cinema experience in reclining armchairs with food and drinks.

Village Cinemas Crown

Offering a broad range of cinema experiences to cover all tastes and occasions.

Chloe Petts, wearing a sheet wrapped around her like a toga, with a neutral expression, and holding a whole mini green watermelon in her upturned hand.
–

Chloe Petts: Big Naturals

See one of the top comedy shows from the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe.

A woman in a shop laughing and reaching for one of the stacked boxes on display, a colourful umbrella in the background.

ACMI Shop

Stocks a range of moving image and screen-related merchandise.

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra on stage, playing live to an audience.
–

ABC Classic 100 in Concert

Enjoy the fourth edition of the popular live edition featuring highlights from the countdown.

Large IMAX signage above entrance to cinema.

IMAX

Delivering an immersive movie experience on the world's largest screen.

The organ pipes inside St Paul's Cathedral, with a circular stained glass window on the rear wall behind the organ.

RISING: Voiceless Mass

A Pulitzer Prize-winning composition in St Paul’s reckons with history, power and silenced voices.

Two female tennis players both wearing yellow sports gear and white visors.
–

Billie Jean King Cup

Your chance to see the best of Australian tennis take on the might of Great Britain.

Three Asian women, two with their hands on their hips, one holding a bag of spice.
–

Brown Women Comedy

An award-winning comedy featuring Indian and South Asian women tackling taboo topics with humour.