Tag: Theatre

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Striking geometric design of the Southbank Theatre, illuminated at night.

Southbank Theatre

Performance space and home of the Melbourne Theatre Company.

Woman lying on her back, her legs bent over her head, feet against a window.
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The Boards Above Her Face

An original solo show about a young woman who has the power to transform things into other things.

A blacklit underwater scene showing a colourful lion fish and a leafy sea dragon behind a large set of teeth.
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Dreamer in the Deep

Embark on a spectacular deep sea adventure with this enjoyable children's puppet show.

A woman's face outlined in the shape of a woman carrying a case, against an abstract background.
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The Homecoming

Harold Pinter’s Tony Award-winning drama comes to the Athenaeum for a limited season.

A train station lit up in rainbow lights

Melbourne's best drag shows and queer-friendly venues

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

Puss in Boots cat puppet figure wearing a waistcoat and feathered hat, hiding behind illustrations of trees.
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Puss In Boots

A surprising puppet tale of courage, magic and clever tricks for ages four and older.

Woman dressed as a fairy smoking a cigarette and looking grumpy.
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Rama Nicholas in Fairy Smut

Comedy, fantasy and romance collide in this hilariously smutty tale.

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

Fairfax Studio

An intimate theatre presenting smaller-scale and experimental productions.

A person demonstrating a dynamic dance move while wearing a comfortable, neutral-toned sleeveless top and trousers, set against a green background.
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Our Last Tree

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

A pair of giant roving elderly character puppets on the streets of Carlton, performing as part of the Festival of Puppetry.
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Melbourne Festival of Puppetry

Performances, workshops, free events and more, presented around the city.

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.

Portrait of comedian Blake Everett looking down at the camera, the sun behind his head in a bright blue sky.
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Blake Everett: Tight Five

A 60-minute comedy show about five minutes of stand-up comedy.

Artwork showing three identical cars floating against a blue sky with a woman's image repeated running down the right side border
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Get Real

To describe life realistically would take longer than to live it – Get Real is shorter than life.

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.

Coloured image of a woman behind a camcorder looking terrified, a campervan in the the background.
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Campervan: An Ozploitation Horror Musical

A brand new fringe musical from Geraldine Quinn.

A woman wearing a short, bright pink terry cloth robe and sunglasses smiles while standing on an outdoor balcony, holding a fluffy dog in one arm and holding a white pool skimmer pole with her other hand. In the background, a hillside town overlooks the ocean.
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MILF and Cookies

A comedy and song smackdown of marriage, divorce, dating and smashing through the boys club.

A man in a red racing suit with patches sewn all over it, wearing a helmet and glasses with a cartoon godzilla in the background.
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The Year There Were No Monsters

A brand new one-man comedy from the award-winning Shane Adamczak.

Three actors wearing beige clothes lined up together, noses bleeding and looking startled.
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Nosebleeds

A comedy-sketch show as hilarious as it is dark.