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There are plays you enjoy. There are plays you admire. And then there are plays that follow you home long after the curtain falls. The Diary of Anne Frank Melbourne is one of those rare productions — Drew Anthony Creative’s critically acclaimed show is now playing at the Athenaeum Theatre.
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
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.
“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.
Hedwig and the Angry Inch at RISING Melbourne, sharing a raw, personal journey into the glam-rock magic of Seann Miley Moore’s ‘fearless’ performance. Discover why this show is a must-see.
Midsumma Festival 2025 launches into a brave new era of collective identity and artistic expression. From groundbreaking performances to immersive art installations, this year’s festival celebrates unity in diversity across 200+ events
Love Actually? The Musical Parody makes its Australian premiere at Melbourne’s Athenaeum Theatre, transforming the beloved holiday film into a festive theatrical comedy that playfully reimagines the original.
Puccini Festival Opens with a Spellbinding La Bohème Melbourne Opera On a crisp Sunday afternoon, Puccini Festival opened with a heart-wrenching and beautifully staged performance of La Bohème Melbourne Opera at the Athenaeum Theatre, paying tribute to Giacomo Puccini’s legacy. As part of the centennial celebration of the composer’s death, this production immerses the audience in the raw and tragic romance between two young lovers, and more broadly, the trials of artists living on the fringes of society. A Chorus
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