Tag: Theatre

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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.

Puppet scene with a figure holding a lamp in a purple forest setting.
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The Boy Who Lost His Light

An enchanting puppetry adventure into a magical illuminated world for 3–10-year-olds.

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.

Performance team of four wearing costumes, on a small stage with red curtains, in front of a seated audience.
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Dice Goblins

An epic monthly Dungeons and Dragons campaign where improvisers go on a perilous adventure.

A table with four plates of entrees, main and dessert.

Murder Among Monsters: Halloween Murder Mystery Dinner

An immersive three-course dinner where monsters mingle and someone ends up dead.

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.

A spired building on a sunny day

The best kid's theatre shows on in Melbourne

Featuring musical theatre, magic shows and more.

Two people dancing - the woman performing a high kick and knocking the man backwards against a background resembling fire.
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Burn the Floor

Burn The Floor returns with Luminous, a new dance spectacular.

Woman with long dark hair, standing in front of red background.
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Glimpses of Heaven

A darkly comic solo show about fame, addiction, memory and a fierce mother-daughter love.

Hands holding a black pen over two pages of writing on pieces of paper with figure cutouts.
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Snow on a Summer's Day

A puppet show for ages seven and older.

A scene from a production of My Fair Lady on stage, with the cast dancing.
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My Fair Lady

Celebrating 70 glorious years since its debut, Lerner and Loewe's My Fair Lady returns to Melbourne.

A dark stylised lino print of a German man walking through the forest towards a light at the top of a mountain.
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German Opera: Der Freischütz

Step into a world of dark forests, magic and music in the German Opera, Der Freischütz.

Heritage-listed Athenaeum building, with columns and ornate capitals.

Athenaeum Theatre

This heritage-listed venue hosts comedy, music and theatre.

Full-length studio portrait of a performer dressed as a stylised, theatrical pink clown against a solid light blue background.
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Adore Händel’s Birthday Party

You're invited to the birthday of history's most scandalous time-travelling songbird.

Arts House venue in Victorian building with pilasters and arched windows, the venue name spelled out in large red letters on the ground.

Arts House

Contemporary arts space presenting performances, exhibitions and community projects.

Two impro actors playing paper, scissors, rock either side of a pretend referee in a black and white striped shirt who holds a whistle.
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Theatresports

Melbourne's longest running improvised comedy show returns for 2026 at the Impro Melbourne Theatre.

View of Melbourne from across the Yarra River
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Hand Foot in Mouth

A raucous, raw one-woman show and live DJ set by Gen Z's Mary Poppins, Bronte Locke.