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    • DOUBT

    Sydney Theatre Company: DOUBT

    Roslyn Packer Theatre 22 Hickson Rd, Sydney, NSW, Australia
    The Bronx, NY, 1964. Sister Aloysius (Rabe), the iron-fisted headmistress of St. Nicholas Church School suspects a progressive priest of inappropriate behaviour with the school’s sole Black student, Donald Muller. The charismatic Father Flynn denies the allegations entirely. In a brand-new production of John Patrick Shanley’s titanic drama, powerhouse Australian…
    Bennelong In London

    Sydney Theatre Company: Bennelong In London

    Wharf 1 Theatre Sydney, NSW, Australia
    Both travel back to the 1780s where Bennelong, now a young Wangal man, is abducted by Governor Phillip. Bennelong becomes his go-between with the Eora people and later, the first Aboriginal man to visit Europe and return. And the eventual husband of a woman called Barangaroo. Jane Harrison, the singular…
    Losing Faith

    Melbourne Theatre Company: Losing Faith

    Southbank Theatre Southbank, VIC, Australia
    Pack your bags for a perimenopausal Weekend at Bernie’s: an outrageous and unforgettable trip directed by Leticia Cáceres (Erotic Stories, Bump) and starring Michala Banas (Upper Middle Bogan, The Odd Couple) and Genevieve Morris (Dying: A Memoir, Comedy Inc.). Losing Face is an absolutely unhinged and spikily clever new comedy about friendship and unmasking the true price of chasing the fountain of…
    Uncle Vanya – but there’s ASMR soap cutting videos playing in the bottom right corner

    State Theatre Company South Australia: Uncle Vanya – but there’s ASMR soap cutting videos playing in the bottom right corner

    Adelaide College of the Arts Light Square, Adelaide, SA, Australia
    What begins as a faithful production of Chekhov’s poignant, pastoral play, spirals into a meticulously crafted chaos engine — testing the limits of sincerity, concentration, and collective theatrical endurance. In this deliriously overstimulating remix, Chekhovian despair is dragged kicking and screaming into our current attention economy. This genre-bending, gender-bending live…
    Pride And Prejudice* (*sort of)

    Woodward Productions & Neil Gooding Productions: Pride And Prejudice* (*sort of)

    Athenaeum Theatre 188 Collins Street, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
    The five-star musical comedy sensation, PRIDE AND PREJUDICE* (*sort of), is finally heading Down Under. Direct from its triumph in the West End where it won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Comedy, Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) is a unique and audacious retelling of Jane Austen’s most iconic love…
    Belvoir Theatre: The Jungle and the Sea

    Belvoir St Theatre: Belvoir Theatre: The Jungle and the Sea

    Belvoir St Theatre 25 Belvoir St, Sydney, NSW, Australia
    S. SHAKTHIDHARAN AND EAMON FLACK’S ACCLAIMED PLAY RETURNS The smash hit play by the team that made Counting and Cracking returns for a limited Sydney season. When violence escalates between the Sinhalese-dominated Sri Lankan government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, Gowrie does everything she can to keep her…
    THREE McCartney / Ritchie-Jones / Bray

    Australasian Dance Collective: THREE McCartney / Ritchie-Jones / Bray

    Brisbane Powerhouse 119 Lamington St, New Farm, QLD, Australia
    Australasian Dance Collective presents an exhilarating showcase of contemporary dance in a new triple bill. “A show which will remind you what it feels like to be human – to be alive,” — Returning in 2026 for its fourth iteration, ADC’s much-loved THREE features two world premieres and an immersive…
    Maestro 5: Ravel & MacMillan

    Queensland Symphony Orchestra: Maestro 5: Ravel & MacMillan

    QPAC - Concert Hall
    Let the rhythm guide you. Led by guest conductor Jaime Martín, QSO presents an evening of sonic wonder. At its centre is Ravel’s Daphnis and Chloé, a sweeping ballet score of shimmering harmonies and luminous orchestration. Featuring full choir with Voices of Birralee and an expansive percussion section, this musical fresco of colour and…
    Rabbit & Watson

    Darebin Arts Speakeasy: Rabbit & Watson

    Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre 189 High Street, Northcote, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
    Award winning playwright Shane Woon blends Chinese mythology, Boy Love drama and the AFL in Rabbit & Watson, an epic queer love story that transcends space and time. Directed by Keith Brockett, the play follows Rabbit God Tu’er Shen as he abandons heaven time and again to reunite with his…
    Bring It On The Musical

    Theatrical Inc: Bring It On The Musical

    The National Theatre, St Kilda 20 Carlisle Street, St Kilda, VIC, Australia
    Melbourne’s renowned independent theatre group Theatrical Inc is bringing the smash hit musical Bring It On The Musical to Melbourne's National Theatre this July. The production is an electrifying, high flying adaption of the beloved cult film, scheduled for a strictly limited run. The stage musical, which builds on the…
    THREE: McCartney/ Ritchie-Jones/ Bray

    Brisbane Powerhouse: THREE: McCartney/ Ritchie-Jones/ Bray

    Brisbane Powerhouse 119 Lamington St, New Farm, QLD, Australia
    Australasian Dance Collective presents an exhilarating showcase of contemporary dance in a new triple bill. “A show which will remind you what it feels like to be human – to be alive,” — Returning in 2026 for its fourth iteration, ADC’s much-loved THREE features two world premieres and an immersive Queensland-first from…
    Melbourne Symphony Orchestra: Andrea Lam plays Tchaikovsky

    Melbourne Symphony Orchestra: Andrea Lam plays Tchaikovsky

    Hamer Hall 100 St Kilda Rd, Southbank, VIC, Australia
    Embark on a Nordic musical journey with Norwegian conductor Tabita Berglund, beginning with Wilhelm Stenhammar’s Excelsior! The music sounds cinematic, but the Swedish composer wrote it decades before the world had begun to experience the magic of the silver screen. Just over the border, Jean Sibelius enriched his Symphony No.2…