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Never Have I Ever (Audio Described)
11 Mar 2025
Melbourne, VIC - 06:30pm-08:30pm
Stirred through with a wicked sense of humour, Never Have I Ever is delicious proof that the most personal form of politics is also the most explosive.
4000 Miles (Audio Described)
18 Mar 2025
Walsh Bay , NSW - 06:30pm-08:00pm
Love and family tension are woven into this illuminating study of healing after life-altering loss.
The Removalists (Audio Described)
29 Mar 2025
Southbank, VIC - 01:00pm-04:00pm
Anne-Louise Sarks directs the bracing revival of this dark satire in a production that sets its gaze on Australia – right here, right now – and refuses to blink.
The Removalists (Audio Described)
01 Apr 2025
Southbank, VIC - 06:30pm-08:30pm
Anne-Louise Sarks directs the bracing revival of this dark satire in a production that sets its gaze on Australia – right here, right now – and refuses to blink.
Picnic at Hanging Rock (Audio Described)
05 Apr 2025
Sydney, NSW - 01:30pm-03:00pm
In Tom Wright’s lyrical and daring adaptation, Joan Lindsay’s hypnotic classic becomes a form-shattering mix of storytelling, gossip, and reenactment.
The Glass Menagerie (Audio Described)
10 Apr 2025
Kirribilli , NSW - 11:00am-12:30pm
Inspired by his own turbulent life, Tennessee Williams’ timeless portrait of a shattered family is one of the most iconic dramas of the 20th century.
Bloom (Audio Described)
29 Apr 2025
Walsh Bay , NSW - 06:30pm-08:30pm
From the genius of Tom Gleisner comes Bloom – a cheeky, heartwarming and cross-generational musical that will have you dancing in the aisles and crying with laughter.
The Black Woman of Gippsland (Audio Described)
17 May 2025
Southbank, VIC - 01:00pm-04:00pm
Based on real events and set on Andrea’s grandmother’s Country, The Black Woman of Gippsland is a poetic, emotionally rich and clever embracing of First Nations stories that have long been silenced.
The Black Woman of Gippsland (Audio Described)
20 May 2025
Southbank, VIC - 06:30pm-08:30pm
Based on real events and set on Andrea’s grandmother’s Country, The Black Woman of Gippsland is a poetic, emotionally rich and clever embracing of First Nations stories that have long been silenced.