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Star Theatres thanks Adelaide Theatre and More for their generous financial assistance to the theatre in 2026.
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Star Theatres thanks Adelaide Theatre and More for their generous financial assistance to the theatre in 2026.
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Coming in 2026
My Name is Richard
Richard Lindesay Live
September 20th, 6:30PM
You’ve enjoyed, you’ve shared, you’ve watched him go viral—now experience Britain’s Got Talent favourite Richard Lindesay like never before!
With over 500 million views and hits like "Recorder in the Corner" and "Crunchy Water", this social media sensation brings his creative music and antics to Star Theatres for ONE NIGHT ONLY--
https://www.youtube.com/@richardlindesay
https://www.tiktok.com/@therichardlindesay
https://www.instagram.com/richardlindesay
https://www.facebook.com/richardlindesay"
Richard Lindesay Live
September 20th, 6:30PM
You’ve enjoyed, you’ve shared, you’ve watched him go viral—now experience Britain’s Got Talent favourite Richard Lindesay like never before!
With over 500 million views and hits like "Recorder in the Corner" and "Crunchy Water", this social media sensation brings his creative music and antics to Star Theatres for ONE NIGHT ONLY--
https://www.youtube.com/@richardlindesay
https://www.tiktok.com/@therichardlindesay
https://www.instagram.com/richardlindesay
https://www.facebook.com/richardlindesay"
Perspective Arts Theatre Company
Blue Remembered Hills
Wed 23rd Sept at 7.30 pm
Thurs 24th Sept at 7.30 pm
Friday 25th Sept at7.30 pm
Sat 26th Sept 3pm Matinee and 7.30 pm
In the midst of World War 2, in the woods of Gloucestershire England, and in the innocent hearts of the youth, 7 children battle with their own political and societal values, where friendships are hard, dominance is key, toys are traded and lives are lived.
Blue Remembered Hills
Wed 23rd Sept at 7.30 pm
Thurs 24th Sept at 7.30 pm
Friday 25th Sept at7.30 pm
Sat 26th Sept 3pm Matinee and 7.30 pm
In the midst of World War 2, in the woods of Gloucestershire England, and in the innocent hearts of the youth, 7 children battle with their own political and societal values, where friendships are hard, dominance is key, toys are traded and lives are lived.
Muthuhara Night 2026
Saurday 27th Sept
More info soon
Saurday 27th Sept
More info soon
AAPC
October 3rd and 4th
More info soon
October 3rd and 4th
More info soon
The Pole Botique
Saturday October 10th
More info soon
Saturday October 10th
More info soon
VOICES IN MY HEAD is back!
Sunday, 11 October 2026
11:00 am – 12:30 pm
This time, psychologist and storyteller Aditi Shirali steps into the wonderfully complicated world of the teenage mind — the self-doubt, overthinking, confusion, big emotions, changing relationships and, of course, the amygdala dance!
Through humour, storytelling, psychology and relatable everyday moments, Aditi explores the voices that can become especially loud during adolescence — helping both teens and the adults who love them understand what may really be happening beneath the behaviour.
Not a lecture. Not a parenting seminar. Just an honest, funny and thought-provoking conversation about growing up, connecting better and learning to tame those voices — one thought, one belief and one conversation at a time.
Sunday, 11 October 2026
Sunday, 11 October 2026
11:00 am – 12:30 pm
This time, psychologist and storyteller Aditi Shirali steps into the wonderfully complicated world of the teenage mind — the self-doubt, overthinking, confusion, big emotions, changing relationships and, of course, the amygdala dance!
Through humour, storytelling, psychology and relatable everyday moments, Aditi explores the voices that can become especially loud during adolescence — helping both teens and the adults who love them understand what may really be happening beneath the behaviour.
Not a lecture. Not a parenting seminar. Just an honest, funny and thought-provoking conversation about growing up, connecting better and learning to tame those voices — one thought, one belief and one conversation at a time.
Sunday, 11 October 2026
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 & Cast
Sat 24th at 2pm
Sat 31st at 2pm
Step into a high energy, feel-good blast from the past! ‘Time Goes By’ takes you on a spectacular journey through iconic decades of music, fashion and dance.
Packed with nostalgia, impressive moves and exciting visuals, this dazzling production celebrates the music and memories that shaped generations.
Audiences will not be able to stop singing with hits from Elvis, The Beatles, Irene Cara, Michael Jackson, Shania Twain, Britney Spears, NYSNC, Lewis Capaldi and more!
Experience a timeless blend of history and vibrant energy that captivates every generation.
Iconic music. Unforgettable moves. One fabulous time-travelling dance party!
Tara Beyne & Cast
Sat 24th at 2pm
Sat 31st at 2pm
Step into a high energy, feel-good blast from the past! ‘Time Goes By’ takes you on a spectacular journey through iconic decades of music, fashion and dance.
Packed with nostalgia, impressive moves and exciting visuals, this dazzling production celebrates the music and memories that shaped generations.
Audiences will not be able to stop singing with hits from Elvis, The Beatles, Irene Cara, Michael Jackson, Shania Twain, Britney Spears, NYSNC, Lewis Capaldi and more!
Experience a timeless blend of history and vibrant energy that captivates every generation.
Iconic music. Unforgettable moves. One fabulous time-travelling dance party!
In The Air Of An Afternoon
Almost Past
Peter Goers
Fri 23rd at 6pm
Sat 24th at 7.30
Sun 25th at 4pm
Fri 30th at 6pm
Sat 31st at 4pm
Grief seems to be the theme of our time.
We all grieve. Peter Goers’ parents were killed in a massive aeroplane crash in 1982 in New Orleans. His father was 52 and his mother 50. Goers wrote a bestselling memoir of this is 2023 and he now presents it on stage. This is a heartbreaking tale of loss, love, family and redemption in a dramatic, hour long monologue. It is the goodbye he never made to those he loved.
Almost Past
Peter Goers
Fri 23rd at 6pm
Sat 24th at 7.30
Sun 25th at 4pm
Fri 30th at 6pm
Sat 31st at 4pm
Grief seems to be the theme of our time.
We all grieve. Peter Goers’ parents were killed in a massive aeroplane crash in 1982 in New Orleans. His father was 52 and his mother 50. Goers wrote a bestselling memoir of this is 2023 and he now presents it on stage. This is a heartbreaking tale of loss, love, family and redemption in a dramatic, hour long monologue. It is the goodbye he never made to those he loved.
Elvis on Stage
Deon Symo Elvis
Saturday the 31st oct - 7-30pm
Get ready to be transported back to the electrifying 1970s as Deon Symo Elvis takes the stage. Backed by a sensational live band, Deon will recreate the excitement, energy and unforgettable sound of Elvis Presley’s legendary jumpsuit years. Experience the powerful vocals, dazzling costumes and timeless hits that made Elvis the King of Rock ’n’ Roll. This spectacular show celebrates the era when Elvis ruled the concert stage—from the bright lights of Las Vegas to his sold-out performances across America.
Put on your blue suede shoes and join us for an unforgettable night of Elvis classics, burning love and true 1970s showmanship!
Deon Symo Elvis
Saturday the 31st oct - 7-30pm
Get ready to be transported back to the electrifying 1970s as Deon Symo Elvis takes the stage. Backed by a sensational live band, Deon will recreate the excitement, energy and unforgettable sound of Elvis Presley’s legendary jumpsuit years. Experience the powerful vocals, dazzling costumes and timeless hits that made Elvis the King of Rock ’n’ Roll. This spectacular show celebrates the era when Elvis ruled the concert stage—from the bright lights of Las Vegas to his sold-out performances across America.
Put on your blue suede shoes and join us for an unforgettable night of Elvis classics, burning love and true 1970s showmanship!
More shows coming soon
End of Back2Back short show festival
"Sărută-mă" ("Kiss Me")
Catalin Anastase
Actor & Director
Produced by Horizon Theatre Company Sydney
November 7th at 6.30 pm
Performed in Romanian. Written by Romanian playwright and quantum physicist Vlad Zografi, Saruta-ma (Kiss Me) is an intense tragicomedy exploring love, illness, faith, fear, memory and the human need to find meaning in the face of uncertainty. Darkly humorous and deeply human, the play moves between vulnerability, irony and the search for freedom. This Australian production is performed by Romanian-born Sydney actor Catalin Anastase and directed by renowned Romanian actor and director Florin Zamfirescu, former Rector of Romania’s National University of Theatre and Film and former Head of its Acting Department. Catalin Anastase is a professional actor, director and photographer based in Sydney. His Romanian-language theatre productions in Australia include The Bear by Anton Chekhov (2022), Diary of a Madman by Nikolai Gogol (2024), and Saruta-ma by Vlad Zografi (2026), presented for Romanian audiences across Australia and New Zealand.
Catalin Anastase
Actor & Director
Produced by Horizon Theatre Company Sydney
November 7th at 6.30 pm
Performed in Romanian. Written by Romanian playwright and quantum physicist Vlad Zografi, Saruta-ma (Kiss Me) is an intense tragicomedy exploring love, illness, faith, fear, memory and the human need to find meaning in the face of uncertainty. Darkly humorous and deeply human, the play moves between vulnerability, irony and the search for freedom. This Australian production is performed by Romanian-born Sydney actor Catalin Anastase and directed by renowned Romanian actor and director Florin Zamfirescu, former Rector of Romania’s National University of Theatre and Film and former Head of its Acting Department. Catalin Anastase is a professional actor, director and photographer based in Sydney. His Romanian-language theatre productions in Australia include The Bear by Anton Chekhov (2022), Diary of a Madman by Nikolai Gogol (2024), and Saruta-ma by Vlad Zografi (2026), presented for Romanian audiences across Australia and New Zealand.
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.
The Mighty Good Talent School Annual Performance
November 22nd at 5pm
More information to follow soon.
November 22nd at 5pm
More information to follow soon.
All Revved Up
Australia’s Ultimate Theatrical Rock Experience
Saturday 12th December at 8pm
All Revved Up – Ultimate Rock Theatre Experience brings the music and legacy of Meat Loaf to life. Featuring a powerhouse 7-piece live band, this spectacular production recreates the epic sound, theatrical performances and emotional intensity that made Meat Loaf one of rock's greatest icons. From the thunderous opening chords of Bat Out of Hell to the singalong magic of Paradise by the Dashboard Light, every song is performed with passion, power and authenticity. Fronted by the phenomenal Rick "The Wolf" Miller, whose commanding stage presence captures the spirit and energy of Meat Loaf, the show is backed by some of Australia's finest musicians and vocalists, delivering an electrifying performance that will have you on your feet from start to finish.Whether you're a lifelong fan or discovering these timeless rock classics for the first time, All Revved Up is a spectacular live concert experience packed with soaring vocals, unforgettable anthems and pure rock theatre.
Booking information soon
Early Bird: $40 (first 100 ticket sales)
Regular price: $55
Group bookings (6 or more): $50
Concessions: $45
Premium allocation seating (first 3 rows): $65
Australia’s Ultimate Theatrical Rock Experience
Saturday 12th December at 8pm
All Revved Up – Ultimate Rock Theatre Experience brings the music and legacy of Meat Loaf to life. Featuring a powerhouse 7-piece live band, this spectacular production recreates the epic sound, theatrical performances and emotional intensity that made Meat Loaf one of rock's greatest icons. From the thunderous opening chords of Bat Out of Hell to the singalong magic of Paradise by the Dashboard Light, every song is performed with passion, power and authenticity. Fronted by the phenomenal Rick "The Wolf" Miller, whose commanding stage presence captures the spirit and energy of Meat Loaf, the show is backed by some of Australia's finest musicians and vocalists, delivering an electrifying performance that will have you on your feet from start to finish.Whether you're a lifelong fan or discovering these timeless rock classics for the first time, All Revved Up is a spectacular live concert experience packed with soaring vocals, unforgettable anthems and pure rock theatre.
Booking information soon
Early Bird: $40 (first 100 ticket sales)
Regular price: $55
Group bookings (6 or more): $50
Concessions: $45
Premium allocation seating (first 3 rows): $65
‘ESTHER The Queen
28th December 2026 1.30pm & 7pm
–A new musical in concert’ is a Broadway Opera in 2 acts written by Michael Riggs that has seen development in Adelaide and in New York through Create Theater. Songs from the musical were performed as part of the 2026 Adelaide Fringe Festival. Set in ancient Persia Esther’s quiet existence is unexpectedly transformed into a life of luxury against all the odds, but all is not what it seems. The palace is a place of scandal, plots, revenge, and regret. A royal decree sets Esther on her biggest dilemma, to remain silent and spare her own life, or to speak out for her people and risk everything.
More info soon
28th December 2026 1.30pm & 7pm
–A new musical in concert’ is a Broadway Opera in 2 acts written by Michael Riggs that has seen development in Adelaide and in New York through Create Theater. Songs from the musical were performed as part of the 2026 Adelaide Fringe Festival. Set in ancient Persia Esther’s quiet existence is unexpectedly transformed into a life of luxury against all the odds, but all is not what it seems. The palace is a place of scandal, plots, revenge, and regret. A royal decree sets Esther on her biggest dilemma, to remain silent and spare her own life, or to speak out for her people and risk everything.
More info soon
We are currently taking registratioons for the Adelaide Fring. More information as it comes to hand.
Handball: The Musical
(or The Untold Tales and Truths of the Epic Highs
and Lows of Primary School Handball)
Thurs 4th of March: 7:30pm
Fri 5th of March: 7:30pm
Sat 6th of March: 4:30pm
Thurs 11th of March: 7:30pm
Fri 12th of March: 7:30pm
Sat 13th of March: 7:30pm
Sun 14th of March: 4:30pm
It’s the final day of primary school. The final day of Year 6. The final game of lunchtime Handball. The stakes COULD NOT be higher. In this epic clash of sportsmanship, cheating, triumph, and loss, we find out who is the Ultimate Handball Champion. The plot takes place over one lunchtime and follows the story of a mass group of school kids watching the final championship of handball. Who ever is in the Ace’s square by the time the final bell rings, will be known as “the best hand ball player to ever live.”Handball: The Musical is an energetic, pop/rock Aussie show that delves into the wants and needs of childhood success. It unlocks the child’s brain and allows us to see, in its rawest, what we are willing to do be successful. Through comedy, heartbreak, and sportsmanship, this show faces audiences with the internal question, “How far are you willing to push yourself, and others, to be a winner?”
More info soon
(or The Untold Tales and Truths of the Epic Highs
and Lows of Primary School Handball)
Thurs 4th of March: 7:30pm
Fri 5th of March: 7:30pm
Sat 6th of March: 4:30pm
Thurs 11th of March: 7:30pm
Fri 12th of March: 7:30pm
Sat 13th of March: 7:30pm
Sun 14th of March: 4:30pm
It’s the final day of primary school. The final day of Year 6. The final game of lunchtime Handball. The stakes COULD NOT be higher. In this epic clash of sportsmanship, cheating, triumph, and loss, we find out who is the Ultimate Handball Champion. The plot takes place over one lunchtime and follows the story of a mass group of school kids watching the final championship of handball. Who ever is in the Ace’s square by the time the final bell rings, will be known as “the best hand ball player to ever live.”Handball: The Musical is an energetic, pop/rock Aussie show that delves into the wants and needs of childhood success. It unlocks the child’s brain and allows us to see, in its rawest, what we are willing to do be successful. Through comedy, heartbreak, and sportsmanship, this show faces audiences with the internal question, “How far are you willing to push yourself, and others, to be a winner?”
More info soon
WONDER
Sahara BreeZe (SBZ) Productions
19/2/27 – 21/2/27 26/2/27-28/2/27
In a world where everyday objects speak and human reality is played through mask; one woman must choose between healing and the magical inner life that has sustained her. A visually inventive new work of mask and object theatre from Sahara BreeZe Productions in Christchurch, Aoetearoa New Zealand.
More info soon
Sahara BreeZe (SBZ) Productions
19/2/27 – 21/2/27 26/2/27-28/2/27
In a world where everyday objects speak and human reality is played through mask; one woman must choose between healing and the magical inner life that has sustained her. A visually inventive new work of mask and object theatre from Sahara BreeZe Productions in Christchurch, Aoetearoa New Zealand.
More info soon
12 Angry Actors
March 17th at 7.30pm
March 18th 7.30.pm
March 19th at 7.30pm
March 20th at 2pm and 7.30pm
March 21st at 2pm and 6pm
New Australian play co-written by acclaimed Australian stage and screen actor Brian Vriends and criminal defence lawyer, actor and producer Celine Khoury. The play is a compelling ensemble piece exploring justice, rehabilitation, redemption and forgiveness through the story of a group of actors whose rehearsal is turned upside down when they discover that one of their fellow cast members has a criminal past. The audience is drawn directly into the central debate, ultimately voting on the verdict at the end of the performance.
More info soon
March 17th at 7.30pm
March 18th 7.30.pm
March 19th at 7.30pm
March 20th at 2pm and 7.30pm
March 21st at 2pm and 6pm
New Australian play co-written by acclaimed Australian stage and screen actor Brian Vriends and criminal defence lawyer, actor and producer Celine Khoury. The play is a compelling ensemble piece exploring justice, rehabilitation, redemption and forgiveness through the story of a group of actors whose rehearsal is turned upside down when they discover that one of their fellow cast members has a criminal past. The audience is drawn directly into the central debate, ultimately voting on the verdict at the end of the performance.
More info soon