Tag: Theatre

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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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A Streetcar Named Go F**k Yourself

A tale of gay friendship under the heat of the European sun.

A woman on a stepladder in a garden pours water from a watering can over a man standing below.
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Uncle Vanya

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

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Fairfax Studio

An intimate theatre presenting smaller-scale and experimental productions.

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Reform: Play Reading

A staged reading of Finn McGrath's newest play.

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Our Last Tree

A performance about climate grief and hope through contemporary dance and live music.

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Melbourne's unmissable after dark events

From hidden laneway markets to epic pop-ups, Melbourne gets lit once the lights go out.

A drawing of five colorful sheep (purple, blue, yellow, orange, and red) walking on a green grassy hill with small flowers.
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Where is the Green Sheep?

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

Five people dressed in 1920s explorer costumes standing in front of a wall of Egyptian hieryoglyphics.

Murder on the Nile

An Agatha Christie-inspired murder mystery dinner experience like no other.

Singers Amelia Ryan and Libby O’Donovan, both wearing dark tops and smiling, posed against a red velvet curtain.

Morning Melodies: I Am Woman

Hear a tribute to the women who redefined Australian music in the swinging 1960s.

Neo-classical heritage-listed Meat Market building.

Meat Market

A performing arts and events space in a heritage-listed building.

A children's performer in pale blue overalls and a wattle-patterned headband with a cute kangaroo puppet.
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The Wobbly Wallaby Show

Enjoy an enchanting musical adventure for children aged 3 to 8 years this September school holidays.

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Dead Stock

A heretical solo performance confronting the troubling practices of the fashion industry.

Opera singers, Teddy Tahu Rhodes and Georgia Wilkinson, smiling and standing next to each other in front of a black background.

Morning Melodies: Teddy Tahu Rhodes and Georgia Wilkinson

Teddy Tahu Rhodes and Georgia Wilkinson perform at this Morning Melodies concert.

People dressed as characters from Fawlty Towers, with Basil strangling Manuel as Sybil talks on the phone.
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Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience

The global sensation returns with a fully immersive dining experience.

Six female performers on a purple lit stage in costumes and striking poses, all singing into microphones they hold in their hands.
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SIX the Musical

SIX the Musical makes its royal stage return to Melbourne's Comedy Theatre.

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Naked Poetry

Each session shall see a collection of poets set to enthrall you with their poetic insights.

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

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

View of a dancer from behind with a bare torso, leaning over sideways to look at his hand on a dark stage with a single spotlight.
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Triptych

Three award-winning short dance works creating a breathtaking showcase of movement, light and sound.

Tiered seating of the Ian Potter State Theatre and stage with majestic curtain featuring lyrebird’s tail.

Ian Potter State Theatre

Arts Centre Melbourne's Ian Potter State Theatre has one of the largest stages in the world.