Miles Franklin’s fearless heroine Sybylla Melvyn returns in this joyous, five-time Green Room Award-winning musical that took Melbourne by storm. Sheridan Harbridge, Dean Bryant and Mathew Frank’s electric reimagining bursts with pop, folk and wit as Sybylla fights for her independence and creative freedom.

A joyful, feel-good start to the year — full of music, laughter and the spirit of adventure. The perfect night to entertain clients and colleagues alike.

Dennis McIntosh’s compelling new drama revisits the 1970 West Gate Bridge collapse — a tragedy that shaped Melbourne’s history. Directed by Iain Sinclair and featuring Steve Bastoni, Daniela Farinacci and Lachy Hulme, this powerful work honours resilience, mateship and community. 

A gripping and deeply human story of courage and solidarity — an unforgettable Melbourne tale perfect for entertaining guests who value meaningful storytelling.

Tennessee Williams’ iconic masterpiece returns in a luminous new staging by Mark Wilson, starring Alison Whyte in a career-defining role as Amanda Wingfield. Poetic, moving and achingly beautiful, this story of love, hope and illusion remains as powerful as ever.

Audiences will be captivated by Williams’ timeless storytelling and Whyte’s commanding performance — a breathtaking evening of classic theatre at its finest.

Set in 1950s Hollywood, Ryan Calais Cameron’s razor-sharp drama sees a young Sidney Poitier face a career-defining choice that pits ambition against integrity. Directed by Bert LaBonté and starring Alan Dale, this tense, witty work brims with moral complexity and style.

Smart, suspenseful and timely, Retrograde offers a thought-provoking night of theatre — perfect for entertaining guests who enjoy sharp, sophisticated storytelling.

From Marieke Hardy comes a riotous and subversive new comedy about friendship, vanity and the pursuit of eternal youth. When a girls’ weekend at a luxury wellness retreat goes hilariously wrong, chaos — and self-discovery — ensue.

Directed by Leticia Cáceres and starring Michala Banas and Genevieve Morris, Losing Face delivers laugh-out-loud moments and biting social satire — a hilarious night out for colleagues or clients who love bold Australian comedy.

Anton Chekhov’s timeless masterpiece of love, longing and disillusionment is reimagined by Anne-Louise Sarks and adapted by Joanna Murray-Smith. Featuring Daniel Henshall and Catherine Văn-Davies, this elegant new production brims with wit, warmth and emotional insight.

An evening of humour and humanity, Uncle Vanya is a masterclass in classic theatre — ideal for sophisticated corporate entertaining.

Tom Holloway’s gripping new thriller, inspired by real events, delves into the birth of artificial intelligence and the boundaries of human connection. Directed by Paige Rattray and starring Dan Spielman and Manali Datar, this psychological drama sits at the cutting edge of modern storytelling.

Smart, suspenseful and thought-provoking, Eliza captivates audiences with its moral tension — ideal for entertaining guests curious about innovation and ideas.

Kamarra Bell-Wykes’ poignant new work, inspired by lived experience, explores memory, motherhood and cultural legacy through a deeply personal First Nations lens. Centered on a formidable matriarch facing dementia and the daughter navigating her care, this emotionally rich story is layered with humour and truth.

Tender, powerful and resonant, Before I Forget offers a moving reflection on family, identity and the enduring strength of ancestral connection — ideal for audiences drawn to intimate and meaningful storytelling.

Grace Chapple’s lively adaptation of E.M. Forster’s beloved novel, directed by Hannah Goodwin, sweeps audiences from Florence to England in a whirlwind of beauty, love and self-discovery. Starring Nathalie Morris, this radiant retelling sparkles with wit and charm.

Sumptuous and full of heart, A Room with a View is the perfect summer finale — a gorgeous evening of romance and laughter to close the season.