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Emmy®, Golden Globe® and Tony Award®-winner Anthony LaPaglia takes to the Australian stage for the first time, in a play hailed as one of the greatest of the 20th century – Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman.

Directed by the acclaimed Neil Armfield (Cloudstreet, The Diary of a Madman, Exit the King), this blockbuster new production is now playing at Melbourne’s Her Majesty’s Theatre for an exclusive, strictly limited season.

Lauded for his critically acclaimed performance in A View from the Bridge on Broadway, Anthony LaPaglia returns to the world of Arthur Miller as Willy Loman, joined by a company of some of Australia’s finest actors including Alison Whyte, Steve Bastoni, Richard Piper, Josh Helman and Sean Keenan, in one of the most profound and moving works on the pursuit of success and the post-war American Dream.

Experience this timeless Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece that has captivated audiences for generations in this once-in-a-lifetime theatrical event.

Important information regarding latecomers attending a performance of Death of a Salesman. A lockout period will apply where latecomers will be seated in the Stalls during Act 1. Patrons will then be seated in their allocated seats for Act 2. Please allow sufficient time when arriving to Her Majesty’s Theatre. Less

Captain Jack’s Pirate Party is a swashbuckling adventure the whole family can enjoy!
Join the most crazy and colourful pirates of the Caribbean as they tell their life stories on the high seas, battling for booty from passing merchant ships and living the pirate life to the full. Learn the pirate talk, do the pirate walk, sing the pirate songs and go on a treasure hunt to find the long lost treasure!

Seating
‍This is a picnic-style seated event. Patrons are encouraged to bring along their own picnic blankets, cushions or low-rise camping chairs. No seating will be provided.

What to Bring
Patrons are welcome to bring any food or drinks that you would like to enjoy during the show; as well as wet weather gear, and sun protection so you’re ready for any weather circumstance.


A‍ll tickets are final sale and non-refundable for changes of mind.

All persons over the age of 12-months must have a ticket. Children under 12-Months have free admission. Less

Our Sold Out musical success returns! Smells Like A Song sees the multi-talented Impro Melbourne players pulling an entire improvised musical out of nothing but thin air and audience suggestions. Each member of the audience receives a rose and at any point, during the show they can toss it onstage with a cry of ‘Smells Like a Song!’ Cue the players to stop dead in their tracks and belt out a show stopper. With a live musician accompanying the proceedings, Smells Like A Song is a glorious melodic melting pot of styles and genres. A night of musical mayhem that celebrates the very best of improvisation, comedy and Theatre. Less

If you thought having Robert DeNiro as your father in law was scary, think again! When our young witch and her long time boyfriend get engaged, it’s time to MEET THE WITCHES. The petrifying mother, the promiscuous sister and Wowen Wilson, the neighbour, are the bizarre trio we meet once our young couple arrive home. The mother, Terrorfina instantly decides this young mortal man is not worthy enough for her daughters love and puts him to the test. Based on the hit movies “Meet the Parents” and “Meet the Fockers”, we take a ride though all things 90’s including Baywatch, 90210, Judge Judy along with songs by Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Christina Aguilera, Natalie Imbuglia, INXS, Backstreet Boys and lots more. Come along and find out if our young mortal survives meeting the Witches! Less

What would happen if Frank Spencer tried to put on his own stage show? What could possibly go wrong?

He was inept, infuriating, incompetent and very accident prone, but each week millions of people would be glued to their televisions to watch the antics of this man. Over 60 countries tuned in to watch Michael Crawford as the bumbling husband Frank Spencer along with his long-suffering wife Betty.

So, what would happen if Frank Spencer tried to put on his own stage show? What could possibly go wrong?

The Four Kinsmen’s Robert Pearson brings his spot-on impression of Frank Spencer back one more time in this hilarious comedy variety show… Frank tries his hand at everything to entertain the audience, but like Murphy’s law … always with disastrously funny results… Less

Spinning Plates Co. presents

The Crocodile by Tom Basden

★★★★½ “Director Cassandra Fumi has drawn together an inspired harlequinade: every element of stagecraft merges with guillotine-sharp synergy… The actors are hilarious, and extremely skilled.” Cameron Woodhead, The Age

Ivan is a struggling actor who hasn’t yet achieved the recognition he feels he deserves. But all that is about to change when, one afternoon at the zoo with his friend Zack, he is swallowed whole by a crocodile.

Based on Dostoevsky’s short story, Tom Basden’s THE CROCODILE is a ferociously funny, eye-poppingly theatrical play about art, animals, and what happens when you try to take on the system from within… a crocodile.

Photo by Jack Dixon Gunn

An Amateur Production By Arrangement with ORiGiNTM Theatrical, on behalf of Nick Hern Books. Less

“a show that you could see over and over again.” – Theatre Press

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Our brave improvisors are pumped up and ready to get in the ring, taking on your suggestions and each other to claim the Championship Belt!

A high-octane night of character, story and song that will uppercut its way into your heart. Less

Departs from outside Young & Jackson Hotel Corner of Flinders Street and Swanston Street



Journey back to old Melbourne, a time when the spices of China Town masked the smoke of the opium dens, poor houses supplied bodies in the name of advancing medical science and famous opera singer Federici gave his most dramatic performance, plummeting to death infront of his audience.

Approximate Duration: 1.5 hours

Venue: Street tour

Terrain: Leisurely 2 km of flat paths Less