Theatre

14 – 29 Nov 2025

The Shiralee

Bathed in the golden light of an outback sunset, audiences will be swept away into a story as beautiful as the landscape in this adaptation of a classic Australian story. The Australian epic The Shiralee comes to the stage for the first time, adapted by Kate Mulvany, in a ranging and poetic story of life and love on the margins.

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Pride & Prejudice (sort of)

16 Jul – 30 Aug 2026

Drama Theatre

Five women stand staggered on a staircase in regency era gowns, with musical instruments for Pride and Prejudice (sort of) as confetti falls around them.

Antarctica!

25 Jul – 2 Aug 2026

Utzon Room

Three people with frosty face paint engage with a model ship on artificial snow. One holds a rope and another a flute, set against icy backdrops, creating a whimsical arctic scene.

Housework

5 Sep – 17 Oct 2026

Drama Theatre

A smiling woman with dark brown hair, wearing a red blazer against a light grey background.

Table Top Shakespeare

22 – 27 Sep 2026

Studio

A person sits alone at a wooden table in a dimly lit room with deep red curtains. Bottles are organized on shelves against the walls, creating an intimate, contemplative mood.

ZOOOM

26 – 29 Sep 2026

Playhouse

A woman in striped shirt and overalls stands on stage with a glowing stick figure drawing.

Strong is the New Pretty

22 Oct – 5 Dec 2026

Drama Theatre

A woman with light brown shoulder length hair wearing a blue sleeveless jersey and holding a red football.

What the Ocean Said

31 Oct & 1 Nov 2026

Centre for Creativity

Macbeth

18 Nov – 6 Dec 2026

A man wearing a brown wool coat looking sidelong against a olive green background with subtle scribbled marks in pink, red, light blue and green.

Stream, read & listen

Love List: Julie Andrews by Anna O’Byrne

For this Love List, to celebrate her show Becoming Eliza, Anna Byrne has curated a list of songs around her idol and former director, Julie Andrews.

  • Playlist

Bell Shakespeare: John Bell, One Man In His Time | From Our House To Yours

A special performance from John Bell AO, who founded Bell Shakespeare based on his belief that all Australians should have access to the works of Shakespeare in performance.

  • On-demand
  • Theatre
  • Talks and Ideas

In the Mood: A Love Letter to Wong Kar-wai & Hong Kong

Celebrating the landmark film’s 20th anniversary, 'In the Mood – A Love Letter to Wong Kar-wai & Hong Kong' is a fever dream live streamed performance featuring a theatrical set, ‘60s style costumes, and sax-drenched renditions of the film’s romantic soundtrack; alongside new music sung by Chinese-Australian artists Rainbow Chan and Marcus Whale with narration by Eugene Choi.

  • On-demand
  • Cinema
  • Contemporary Music
  • Theatre