BroadwayWorld Australia / New Zealand

Vera Blue Collaborates With MSO for ORCHESTRAL VEIL Concert
by Stephi Wild on March 05, 2026 in Australia - Melbourne

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra will reunite with one of Australia's most electrifying contemporary artists, Vera Blue, for a spectacular one-night only collision of intimacy and scale, where electronic pulse meets full symphonic force.

Young Performers Cast As 'Little Anastasia' For Sydney Premiere Of ANASTASIA
by A.A. Cristi on March 05, 2026 in Australia - Sydney

The Sydney premiere of the Broadway musical ANASTASIA will feature a new lineup of young cast members. This announcement comes alongside news of additional seats now available for the show's Sydney season.

Review: ANASTASIA THE MUSICAL at Crown Theater
by David Bravos on March 06, 2026 in Australia - Perth

There is something undeniably magical about a story that leans into its own whimsy, and ANASTASIA THE MUSICAL, now playing at Crown Theatre, does exactly that. Following its successful Melbourne run, the Broadway hit has finally arrived in Perth, bringing with it a sense of old-school theatrical grandeur that feels like a warm embrace for the romantic at heart.

Laufey Returning to Australia and New Zealand This Summer
by Josh Sharpe on March 04, 2026 in Australia - Brisbane

Beginning at Perth’s RAC Arena on Saturday 25 July, Laufey will take her A Matter Of Time Tour nationwide, landing in Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney before wrapping up at Auckland’s Spark Arena on Wednesday 12 August. 

Review: MANIFEST DESTINY – ADELAIDE FESTIVAL 2026 at Immersive Light And Art, 63 Light Square, Adelaide
by Barry Lenny on March 05, 2026 in Australia - Adelaide

Alex Frayne’s analogue photography captures the history, presence, and future of people and place.

Review: ROCKY HORROR SHOW at The Civic, Auckland
by Glenda Pearce on March 02, 2026 in New Zealand

On a sultry Auckland night (in more ways than one), an expectant crowd gathered, some in drag and raucous garb, others bustling from a long week of work. The majestic Civic Theatre beckoned with ample arms, its two tiered hall resplendent in historic finery. The scene was set for Richard O’Brien’s legendary show to explode on opening night – and, boy, did it deliver!