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Coming in 2026
6The Pole Boutique - 'SLAY IT'
Saturday May 9th at 7pm
Saturday Aug 8th at 6pm
SLAY it! The Pole Boutique's in house studio pole dancing competition is back in 2026, bigger and better than ever!. Come and witness strength, flexibility and showmanship as The Pole Boutique's very own pole dance students showcase all of their hard work and battle it out to see who will take the coveted title of Ultimate Slayer. Who will SLAY it?!
Saturday May 9th at 7pm
Saturday Aug 8th at 6pm
SLAY it! The Pole Boutique's in house studio pole dancing competition is back in 2026, bigger and better than ever!. Come and witness strength, flexibility and showmanship as The Pole Boutique's very own pole dance students showcase all of their hard work and battle it out to see who will take the coveted title of Ultimate Slayer. Who will SLAY it?!
Peace to Your Home!
An Evening in Memory of V.S. Vysotsky
Saturday 23 May 2026 (19:00-22:30)
We invite you to an evening in memory of Vladimir Semyonovich Vysotsky — poet, singer, and a symbol of an era.A theatrical musical-poetic performance by the rock band “Where’s the Money, Zin?” and special guests.
The program features his most beloved songs about animals, love, and human destiny, as well as sports, mountains, and sea voyages. This musical journey offers a fresh way to rediscover the power, depth, and unique spirit of Vladimir Vysotsky.The updated program includes two acts with an intermission.Do not miss this interesting and unique event.
An Evening in Memory of V.S. Vysotsky
Saturday 23 May 2026 (19:00-22:30)
We invite you to an evening in memory of Vladimir Semyonovich Vysotsky — poet, singer, and a symbol of an era.A theatrical musical-poetic performance by the rock band “Where’s the Money, Zin?” and special guests.
The program features his most beloved songs about animals, love, and human destiny, as well as sports, mountains, and sea voyages. This musical journey offers a fresh way to rediscover the power, depth, and unique spirit of Vladimir Vysotsky.The updated program includes two acts with an intermission.Do not miss this interesting and unique event.
The Almighty Sometimes
by KENDALL FEAVER
directed by ROB CROSER
May 29, 30; June 4, 5, 6 @ 7.30
Matinees Sun 31 @ 4.00; Sat 6 @ 2.00
Early Tues 2 & Wed 3 @ 6.30
Diagnosed with a severe mental illness as a child, Anna was prescribed a cocktail of pills. Now, as a young adult, she discovers notebooks of amazingly imaginative stories which she wrote as a child. So, she wonders where that creative skill has gone, and what her life might be without the pills, and the labels that have defined her life. Her mother feels compelled to intervene - threatening the fragile balance they’ve both fought so hard to maintain.
Australian playwright, Kendall Feaver now lives and works in the UK. Her extraordinary, beautiful play won the Judges’ Award at the prestigious Bruntwood Playwriting Prize in 2015, and had its world premiere at Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre, before going on to productions all over Australia.
The cast of four consists of Mia Livingston-Pearce, Lyn Wilson, Naomi Voortman and Independent Theatre newcomer, Johnathon Montgomery.
by KENDALL FEAVER
directed by ROB CROSER
May 29, 30; June 4, 5, 6 @ 7.30
Matinees Sun 31 @ 4.00; Sat 6 @ 2.00
Early Tues 2 & Wed 3 @ 6.30
Diagnosed with a severe mental illness as a child, Anna was prescribed a cocktail of pills. Now, as a young adult, she discovers notebooks of amazingly imaginative stories which she wrote as a child. So, she wonders where that creative skill has gone, and what her life might be without the pills, and the labels that have defined her life. Her mother feels compelled to intervene - threatening the fragile balance they’ve both fought so hard to maintain.
Australian playwright, Kendall Feaver now lives and works in the UK. Her extraordinary, beautiful play won the Judges’ Award at the prestigious Bruntwood Playwriting Prize in 2015, and had its world premiere at Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre, before going on to productions all over Australia.
The cast of four consists of Mia Livingston-Pearce, Lyn Wilson, Naomi Voortman and Independent Theatre newcomer, Johnathon Montgomery.
Thespis Studios
King Odysseus
July 10th, 11, 17th and 18th
In the battle between gods and men, Troy becomes the stage.
Bloodthirsty kings command power, Achilles fights for glory, Hector for honour, and Odysseus, the master strategist, fights to return home. In this Mythic epic born of blood and fate, Legends are forged once more. Forced to become the man he hates, Odysseus must abandon who he was and become the weapon that ends the war.
Olympus is divided, Troy is in turmoil, and only one mind can turn the tide of destiny.
King Odysseus
July 10th, 11, 17th and 18th
In the battle between gods and men, Troy becomes the stage.
Bloodthirsty kings command power, Achilles fights for glory, Hector for honour, and Odysseus, the master strategist, fights to return home. In this Mythic epic born of blood and fate, Legends are forged once more. Forced to become the man he hates, Odysseus must abandon who he was and become the weapon that ends the war.
Olympus is divided, Troy is in turmoil, and only one mind can turn the tide of destiny.
Animal Farm
Christian Brothers College
August 25 at 7pm
The play is set on a Farm where the Animals create a plan to over throw the Farmer and run the farm by themselves. This leads to a power play and betrayal of their original beliefs
Tickets through school.
Christian Brothers College
August 25 at 7pm
The play is set on a Farm where the Animals create a plan to over throw the Farmer and run the farm by themselves. This leads to a power play and betrayal of their original beliefs
Tickets through school.
Bonegilla-The Migrant’s Journey
Simon Reich Music
September 5th at 2pm
The award winning show is called "Bonegilla-The migrant's journey" and tells the amazing story of post war migration through interviews on various screens, photos / home movies, immersive sound effects and a musical soundtrack played live by a piano and violin. The performance is rated G.
Here is a Youtube trailer explaining the show. Bonegilla-The migrants journey Trailer
From Thursday 22nd October to November 1st 2026
More information coming soon
I'm a Fake
Adam Goodburn
Friday 23rd October at 7.30pm
Friday 30th October at 7.30pm
Saturday 31stOctober at 7.30pm
Step into the wild, hilarious, and deeply personal world of Adam Goodburn: I’m a fake!…, a bold and unapologetic cabaret by Adam Goodburn. With a voice that captivates and a wit that stings, Adam takes you on a rollercoaster ride through the highs and lows of his performing career—stripping down (literally and metaphorically) to reveal a raw, unfiltered look at self-doubt, reinvention, and the search for authenticity. Expect powerhouse vocals, laugh-out-loud comedy, and unexpected moments of heart, all wrapped in a dazzling, genre-bending spectacle.
If you've ever felt like an imposter, this show is your anthem. Don't miss it!
Adam Goodburn
Friday 23rd October at 7.30pm
Friday 30th October at 7.30pm
Saturday 31stOctober at 7.30pm
Step into the wild, hilarious, and deeply personal world of Adam Goodburn: I’m a fake!…, a bold and unapologetic cabaret by Adam Goodburn. With a voice that captivates and a wit that stings, Adam takes you on a rollercoaster ride through the highs and lows of his performing career—stripping down (literally and metaphorically) to reveal a raw, unfiltered look at self-doubt, reinvention, and the search for authenticity. Expect powerhouse vocals, laugh-out-loud comedy, and unexpected moments of heart, all wrapped in a dazzling, genre-bending spectacle.
If you've ever felt like an imposter, this show is your anthem. Don't miss it!
The Rising of the Moon
Danny Persse
Saturday 24th October at 6pm
Saturday 31st October at 6pm
‘The Rising of the Moon’ was written by Isabella Persse (aka Lady Gregory) and first performed by the Abbey Theatre, Dublin in 1907. It is a play that helped redefine Irish identity as it emerged from British rule, yet still a classic mirthful comedy of musicality and wit. Popular in Ireland and internationally in the early 20th Century however rarely performed in recent times this influential proto-absurdist work is in need of revival, and exposure to modern audiences. It entertains, informs, amuses and is bound to be a memorable trip to the theatre.
‘A classic Irish comedy transported to an Australian setting’
Danny Persse
Saturday 24th October at 6pm
Saturday 31st October at 6pm
‘The Rising of the Moon’ was written by Isabella Persse (aka Lady Gregory) and first performed by the Abbey Theatre, Dublin in 1907. It is a play that helped redefine Irish identity as it emerged from British rule, yet still a classic mirthful comedy of musicality and wit. Popular in Ireland and internationally in the early 20th Century however rarely performed in recent times this influential proto-absurdist work is in need of revival, and exposure to modern audiences. It entertains, informs, amuses and is bound to be a memorable trip to the theatre.
‘A classic Irish comedy transported to an Australian setting’
All Religions Explained
.Antony Hubmayer
Saturday 24 October at 4pm
Sunday 1 November at 6pm Ever wanted the answers to the BIG questions of life? Well, ‘All Religions Explained – The Cabaret Musical’ is here to help.This is high-energy piano cabaret featuring master entertainer, singer, and pianist, Antony DrH Hubmayer, who in 55 minutes, unpacks a whole world of belief systems through witty original songs and a storyline straight from eternity.This is smart comedy for the soul: light-hearted, playful, but always respectful and inclusive. Think Monty Python meets Tom Lehrer and Tim Minchin, with Broadway flair, a splash of cabaret chaos, a lot of piano virtuosity, and divinely funny revelations through song.
Come curious - Leave enlightened. Its ‘All Religions Explained – The Cabaret Musical’.
.Antony Hubmayer
Saturday 24 October at 4pm
Sunday 1 November at 6pm Ever wanted the answers to the BIG questions of life? Well, ‘All Religions Explained – The Cabaret Musical’ is here to help.This is high-energy piano cabaret featuring master entertainer, singer, and pianist, Antony DrH Hubmayer, who in 55 minutes, unpacks a whole world of belief systems through witty original songs and a storyline straight from eternity.This is smart comedy for the soul: light-hearted, playful, but always respectful and inclusive. Think Monty Python meets Tom Lehrer and Tim Minchin, with Broadway flair, a splash of cabaret chaos, a lot of piano virtuosity, and divinely funny revelations through song.
Come curious - Leave enlightened. Its ‘All Religions Explained – The Cabaret Musical’.
Time Goes By
Tara Beyne
More information coming soon
Tara Beyne
More information coming soon
More shows comming soon
End of Back2Back short show festival
The Cherry Orchard
by ANTON CHEKHOV in a version by SAMUEL ADAMSON
directed by ROB CROSER
November 13, 14, 19, 20, 21 @ 7.30
Matinees Sun 15 @ 4.00; Sat 21 @ 2.00
Early Tues 17, Wed 18 @ 6.30
Having run away to Paris ten years ago, Lyubov Ranevskaya returns to Russia, to find her childhood home drowning in debt. She and her brother snub the proposed scheme of former serf, Lopakhin, to sell their beloved cherry orchard to developers, and save the estate.
Swinging between comedy and tragedy, Chekhov’s final play, written 13 years before the Revolution, depicts lives lost in nostalgia, and struggling to survive in a new world.
Samuel Adamson was born in South Australia, and acted in several Independent Theatre productions, before going to London, where he is now a prolific, and highly-regarded playwright. His commissioned adaptation of Jack Maggs was presented by State Theatre in 2024. I.T. is thrilled to be presenting his version of Chekhov’s greatest play.
I.T.’s cast includes Lyn Wilson, Stuart Pearce, Benji Riggs, Chris Bleby, Naomi Voortman and David Roach.
Star Theatre 1, 145 Sir Donald Bradman Drive, Hilton
More information soon.
by ANTON CHEKHOV in a version by SAMUEL ADAMSON
directed by ROB CROSER
November 13, 14, 19, 20, 21 @ 7.30
Matinees Sun 15 @ 4.00; Sat 21 @ 2.00
Early Tues 17, Wed 18 @ 6.30
Having run away to Paris ten years ago, Lyubov Ranevskaya returns to Russia, to find her childhood home drowning in debt. She and her brother snub the proposed scheme of former serf, Lopakhin, to sell their beloved cherry orchard to developers, and save the estate.
Swinging between comedy and tragedy, Chekhov’s final play, written 13 years before the Revolution, depicts lives lost in nostalgia, and struggling to survive in a new world.
Samuel Adamson was born in South Australia, and acted in several Independent Theatre productions, before going to London, where he is now a prolific, and highly-regarded playwright. His commissioned adaptation of Jack Maggs was presented by State Theatre in 2024. I.T. is thrilled to be presenting his version of Chekhov’s greatest play.
I.T.’s cast includes Lyn Wilson, Stuart Pearce, Benji Riggs, Chris Bleby, Naomi Voortman and David Roach.
Star Theatre 1, 145 Sir Donald Bradman Drive, Hilton
More information soon.