Duck Pond by Circa: Feathers, Flips and Fairy Tales in Melbourne
Duck Pond by Circa brings a dazzling Swan Lake circus to Melbourne – expect feathers, flips, sequinned ducks and a fairytale twist that will leave you smiling long after the final bow.
Duck Pond by Circa brings a dazzling Swan Lake circus to Melbourne – expect feathers, flips, sequinned ducks and a fairytale twist that will leave you smiling long after the final bow.
Immerse in the Maho Magic Bar neon-drenched Tokyo vibes at Spiegel Haus Melbourne, featuring fire eaters, yuzu cocktails, and world-class close-up magic.
Walking down Collins Street in December always feels a little magical, but stepping into the Athenaeum Theatre this week, the vibe was less “silent night” and more “ready to party.” The lobby was buzzing with groups of friends and couples shaking off the work year, all ready for a very specific kind of holiday release. If you haven’t caught the hype yet, Love Actually? The Musical Parody is exactly what it says on the tin: a hilarious, high-energy sendup of
The question of what to do in Melbourne this Christmas has an easy answer for me. There are certain moments in the year you look forward to, those specific feelings that signal the festive season has truly begun. For me—and I’m staking my claim right now—that feeling is stepping inside the Comedy Theatre and immersing myself in the glorious, heart-swelling world of A Christmas Carol.
HAIR The Musical returns with the same legendary Tribal Love-Rock heartbeat that made it revolutionary more than fifty years ago. It carries the pulse of friendship, freedom, and music shared without restraint.
Broadway’s hit musical School of Rock has arrived in Melbourne for a limited season this November. Experience electrifying live music, a powerhouse cast, and unforgettable family entertainment at the historic National Theatre St Kilda.
Feel the downfall of Othello – a classic Shakespeare tragedy reimagined. This gripping, physical adaptation draws you into a world of jealousy, betrayal, and passion.
Culture, silence, and belonging take centre stage in James Elazzi’s Son of Byblos. Experience it in Melbourne until 14 September.
Join Ray Chen and pianist Lee Dionne as they tour Australia’s iconic concert halls this September, delivering a dynamic program with music from Bach to jazz classics on the famed Dolphin Stradivarius. Secure your tickets now.
“Dancing is not a crime!”—that’s the rebellious heart of Footloose, and it’s a message that feels as vital today as it did when the film burst onto our screens in the ’80s.
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