Tag: Theatre

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Embellish

Light, shadow and sound reveal power as fluid, shifting, and ever-transforming.

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Bitch Boxer

A fierce one-woman boxing story of grief, rage, love and fighting to take up space.

A stand up comedian performing on a small stage in front of a seated audience at a comedy venue.
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Asian Comedy Showcase

See Australia's funniest Asian comedians, from TV and radio as well as up-and-coming stars.

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Victorian Seniors Festival

Celebrate Victorian Seniors Festival with free and low-cost events for older Victorians.

Performer in a desert setting, dancing on one leg with butterfly wing costume.
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Australian Burlesque Festival

The festival returns to Melbourne with three spectacular events.

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Read the Room

A psychological drama where a fractured psychiatric evaluation draws out shifting identities.

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Melbourne Magic Show

Enjoy a theatrical magic experience like no other.

A dramatic stage moment from a production of The Nutcracker ballet, showcasing classic choreography under theatrical lighting.
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The Nutcracker

The Nutcracker returns to Melbourne's Regent Theatre this Christmas with a live orchestra.

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Congress

Interwoven with music and dance, the work addresses personal visions for our collective future.

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The Shark is Broken

A razor-sharp, laugh-out-loud play about fame, failure, and friendship under pressure.

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Jane Austen Improvised

A wholly improvised performance of a tale woven in the moment by the talented cast.

Mutti Mutti, Yorta Yorta and Nari Nari Songman Kutcha Edwards dressed in possum skins with drawn orange lines over the top of the photo.

Gugu Dindi Gunyah

PAYANGGATHA and Arts Centre Melbourne present Gugu Dindi Gunyah. Many Rivers. One Home.

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Ballkids (Or, Scenes from a Friendship)

An ode to lonely kids and what happens when they find each other.

A woman seated at the wheel of a car, looking to the side with an alarmed expression.
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Back to Me

A relevant and timely musical production about violence against women.

Performer on a darkened stage during a performance of the live comedy game show IKEA Wars, with two boxes on stage, one labelled IKEA and the other labelled WARS.
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IKEA Wars

Two comedians. One flatpack. The ultimate home improvement indignity as a chaotic game show.

Puppeteers operating a single puppet of an old man in stage with a projection of the puppet on a large screen behind them.
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Die, Die, Die, Old People, Die!

A bold, darkly comic fever dream on grief, death and the absurdity of ageing.

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Naruto: The Symphonic Experience

Bringing the beloved anime to life on a grand scale.

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Magic, Mirth and Mystery

Enjoy a family magic show at Piccolo Teatro Magic Theatre.

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Those Who Pass the Gateway

A mesmerising, magical and utterly unique puppet show for adults.

Comedian Roisin McAlinden posing in front of a gilt-framed, shattered oval mirror showing her reflection as a sad fairy tale princess.
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Roisin McAlinden: Fairytale Ending

A funny feminist anti-fairytale using sharp and excruciatingly dark humour from Roisin McAlinden.