Tag: Theatre

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The Great Armando's Magia Magia

Welcome to a world of wonder, jaw-dropping illusions, laughter and pure magic.

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Mackenzie

A camp, dark and deranged retelling of Macbeth, set in the heights of early 2000s TV stardom.

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The Improv Conspiracy

Theatre and training centre with four weekly comedy nights and public workshops on improvisation.

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The Way We Were Starring Melinda Schneider

Celebrating the music and life of Barbra Streisand.

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Influential

An intimate evening of magic and mentalism for the Melbourne Magic Festival.

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Arts Centre Melbourne

With its iconic spire, the Arts Centre Melbourne is a cultural and architectural landmark.

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The Best of the Magic Fest

Catch a different show every night of The Melbourne Magic Festival.

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Playing Second Fiddle

Celebrating the show-stopping tunes of your favourite musical theatre songs.

Actress Alison Whyte portraying a character in the play The Glass Menagerie, holding a small glass figurine; black and white photo.
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The Glass Menagerie

A contemporary revival of one of the most beloved and enduring works of the 20th century.

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Losing Face

Strap in for a perimenopausal Weekend at Bernie’s – a wildly funny, no-holds-barred new comedy.

The actor George Kapiniaris standing next to an open chest or glory box under a spotlight on a theatre stage.
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Life of Byron

A funny and moving story of family, identity and the moments that shape us.

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Christmas Melodies

Join in the seasonal celebration of a Morning Melodies Christmas concert.

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Southbank Theatre

Performance space and home of the Melbourne Theatre Company.

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The Tricky Nick Magic Show

Join Australia's weirdest magician on a wild rollercoaster ride through his magical mind.

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Melbourne's best drag shows and queer-friendly venues

Find burlesque life drawing, cabaret and the best queer-friendly venues in Melbourne.

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Uncle Vanya

Chekhov’s timeless tale, full of mordant wit, unrequited love and longing, finds new life.

Seating and stage in Fairfax Studio, an intimate theatre space.

Fairfax Studio

An intimate theatre presenting smaller-scale and experimental productions.

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Where is the Green Sheep?

A wild and woolly adventure to find that elusive green sheep.

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Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett

This decadent and daring cabaret experience is a lightning bolt of pure, life-affirming joy.

The actors Richard Roxburgh, Damon Herriman, and Toby Schmitz - three middle aged men smiling at the camera all wearing dark suit jackets and white shirts.
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ART The Play

A razor-sharp comedy about friendship, ego and the chaos a single opinion can cause.