Athenaeum Theatre One

Experience 'The Play That Goes Wrong', a theatrical masterpiece renowned for its side-splitting portrayal of amateur dramatics spiraling into utter chaos. This Olivier Award-winning comedy has captivated audiences worldwide with its impeccable physical comedy and relentless string of mishaps. Prepare for an evening of uproarious laughter as everything that can go wrong, does go wrong, in spectacular fashion. The performance unfolds at the historic Athenaeum Theatre One, a Melbourne landmark with a rich history of hosting world-class performances. Opened in 1839, this venue, located in the heart of Melbourne, boasts an intimate setting that enhances the comedic timing and farcical elements of the play. Melbourne, celebrated for its vibrant arts scene and historical venues, sets the perfect stage for this comedic gem. Past reviews and audience feedback consistently praise the production's inventive staging and the cast's commitment to physical comedy.

Experience 'The Play That Goes Wrong', a theatrical masterpiece renowned for its side-splitting portrayal of amateur dramatics spiraling into utter chaos. This Olivier Award-winning comedy has captivated audiences worldwide with its impeccable physical comedy and relentless string of mishaps. Prepare for an evening of uproarious laughter as everything that can go wrong, does go wrong, in spectacular fashion. The performance unfolds at the historic Athenaeum Theatre One, a Melbourne landmark with a rich history of hosting world-class performances. Opened in 1839, this venue, located in the heart of Melbourne, boasts an intimate setting that enhances the comedic timing and farcical elements of the play. Melbourne, celebrated for its vibrant arts scene and historical venues, sets the perfect stage for this comedic gem. Past reviews and audience feedback consistently praise the production's inventive staging and the cast's commitment to physical comedy.

Athenaeum Theatre One

Witness the uproarious comedy, 'The Play That Goes Wrong,' a theatrical masterpiece of mishaps and mayhem. This Olivier Award-winning production brings controlled chaos to the Athenaeum Theatre One in Melbourne this September. The Athenaeum, a historic Melbourne landmark, has a capacity of around 900 seats and has hosted countless performances since its establishment in 1839. Melbourne, known for its vibrant arts scene and passionate theatregoers, provides the perfect backdrop for this celebrated show, praised for its exceptional physical comedy and clever writing. Audiences consistently rave about the show's ability to deliver non-stop laughter and unforgettable theatrical moments.

Witness the uproarious comedy, 'The Play That Goes Wrong,' a theatrical masterpiece of mishaps and mayhem. This Olivier Award-winning production brings controlled chaos to the Athenaeum Theatre One in Melbourne this September. The Athenaeum, a historic Melbourne landmark, has a capacity of around 900 seats and has hosted countless performances since its establishment in 1839. Melbourne, known for its vibrant arts scene and passionate theatregoers, provides the perfect backdrop for this celebrated show, praised for its exceptional physical comedy and clever writing. Audiences consistently rave about the show's ability to deliver non-stop laughter and unforgettable theatrical moments.

Athenaeum Theatre One

Prepare for an evening of unparalleled comedic catastrophe with 'The Play That Goes Wrong,' a theatrical phenomenon celebrated for its ingenious slapstick and perfectly timed mishaps. Staged at the iconic Athenaeum Theatre One in Melbourne, a venue known for its rich history and capacity to host over 900 patrons, this production promises non-stop laughter. Melbourne, a city renowned for its vibrant arts scene and passionate theatergoers, is the perfect backdrop for this uproarious performance. Expect a show brimming with physical comedy and clever writing, reminiscent of classics like 'Fawlty Towers' and 'Noises Off.' Previous audiences have raved about the show's ability to deliver consistent laughter from start to finish, making it a must-see for comedy enthusiasts. Be ready for a night where everything that can go wrong, does go hilariously wrong!

Prepare for an evening of unparalleled comedic catastrophe with 'The Play That Goes Wrong,' a theatrical phenomenon celebrated for its ingenious slapstick and perfectly timed mishaps. Staged at the iconic Athenaeum Theatre One in Melbourne, a venue known for its rich history and capacity to host over 900 patrons, this production promises non-stop laughter. Melbourne, a city renowned for its vibrant arts scene and passionate theatergoers, is the perfect backdrop for this uproarious performance. Expect a show brimming with physical comedy and clever writing, reminiscent of classics like 'Fawlty Towers' and 'Noises Off.' Previous audiences have raved about the show's ability to deliver consistent laughter from start to finish, making it a must-see for comedy enthusiasts. Be ready for a night where everything that can go wrong, does go hilariously wrong!

Athenaeum Theatre One

"The Play That Goes Wrong" promises an evening of uproarious theatrical mishaps. This Olivier Award-winning comedy has captivated audiences worldwide with its slapstick humor and delightful disasters. Set within the walls of Athenaeum Theatre One, a Melbourne landmark, the play aims to bring chaotic charm to the city. The Athenaeum, steeped in history and located in the heart of Melbourne, provides an intimate setting for theatrical experiences. Melbourne, known for its vibrant arts scene and cultural festivals, serves as the perfect backdrop for this production, which will add to the city’s entertainment this September. Previous performances have been met with standing ovations and enthusiastic reviews, cementing its reputation as a must-see for comedy lovers.

"The Play That Goes Wrong" promises an evening of uproarious theatrical mishaps. This Olivier Award-winning comedy has captivated audiences worldwide with its slapstick humor and delightful disasters. Set within the walls of Athenaeum Theatre One, a Melbourne landmark, the play aims to bring chaotic charm to the city. The Athenaeum, steeped in history and located in the heart of Melbourne, provides an intimate setting for theatrical experiences. Melbourne, known for its vibrant arts scene and cultural festivals, serves as the perfect backdrop for this production, which will add to the city’s entertainment this September. Previous performances have been met with standing ovations and enthusiastic reviews, cementing its reputation as a must-see for comedy lovers.

Athenaeum Theatre One

'The Play That Goes Wrong' brings its acclaimed slapstick humor to Melbourne's Athenaeum Theatre One this September. This award-winning production, known for its side-splitting physical comedy and meticulously choreographed mishaps, promises an evening of uproarious entertainment. The Athenaeum Theatre One, a historic venue in the heart of Melbourne, offers an intimate setting with a capacity of around 900 seats. This theater is located in Melbourne, a city celebrated for its vibrant arts scene and diverse cultural offerings. Renowned for its past performances and consistently rave reviews, 'The Play That Goes Wrong' has captivated audiences worldwide with its perfect blend of theatrical mayhem and comedic genius. Expect an unforgettable experience filled with laughter and delightful pandemonium. Theatre, Comedy, Arts & Theatre

'The Play That Goes Wrong' brings its acclaimed slapstick humor to Melbourne's Athenaeum Theatre One this September. This award-winning production, known for its side-splitting physical comedy and meticulously choreographed mishaps, promises an evening of uproarious entertainment. The Athenaeum Theatre One, a historic venue in the heart of Melbourne, offers an intimate setting with a capacity of around 900 seats. This theater is located in Melbourne, a city celebrated for its vibrant arts scene and diverse cultural offerings. Renowned for its past performances and consistently rave reviews, 'The Play That Goes Wrong' has captivated audiences worldwide with its perfect blend of theatrical mayhem and comedic genius. Expect an unforgettable experience filled with laughter and delightful pandemonium. Theatre, Comedy, Arts & Theatre

Palais Theatre

The Imperfects Live: Together Again brings the celebrated podcast to the grandeur of the Palais Theatre in St Kilda. Known for its stunning art deco architecture and a capacity of nearly 3,000, the Palais Theatre has hosted countless legendary performers. St Kilda, a vibrant bayside suburb of Melbourne, is famous for its pier, beach, and lively arts scene. This live show promises engaging discussions, humor, and unique insights that fans have come to love. Past performances of The Imperfects have garnered positive reviews for their authentic and relatable content, making this event highly anticipated.

The Imperfects Live: Together Again brings the celebrated podcast to the grandeur of the Palais Theatre in St Kilda. Known for its stunning art deco architecture and a capacity of nearly 3,000, the Palais Theatre has hosted countless legendary performers. St Kilda, a vibrant bayside suburb of Melbourne, is famous for its pier, beach, and lively arts scene. This live show promises engaging discussions, humor, and unique insights that fans have come to love. Past performances of The Imperfects have garnered positive reviews for their authentic and relatable content, making this event highly anticipated.

Palais Theatre

Aunty Donna - DREM, an unmissable spectacle of surreal sketch comedy, is set to electrify the Palais Theatre. This Australian comedy troupe, known for their fast-paced, absurd, and often musical performances, has built a massive following through their YouTube channel and television series. Expect chaotic characters, bizarre scenarios, and their signature brand of organized mayhem. The performance is hosted in the iconic Palais Theatre, located in the vibrant city of St Kilda, VIC, AU. This venue, renowned for its stunning art deco architecture and rich history, boasts a capacity of nearly 3,000, offering an intimate yet grand setting for an evening of unforgettable comedy. St Kilda itself is a cultural hub, famed for its beautiful beaches, lively arts scene, and diverse culinary offerings, making it the perfect backdrop for this unique theatrical event. Prepare for a night filled with laughter, surprises, and the wonderfully weird world of Aunty Donna.

Aunty Donna - DREM, an unmissable spectacle of surreal sketch comedy, is set to electrify the Palais Theatre. This Australian comedy troupe, known for their fast-paced, absurd, and often musical performances, has built a massive following through their YouTube channel and television series. Expect chaotic characters, bizarre scenarios, and their signature brand of organized mayhem. The performance is hosted in the iconic Palais Theatre, located in the vibrant city of St Kilda, VIC, AU. This venue, renowned for its stunning art deco architecture and rich history, boasts a capacity of nearly 3,000, offering an intimate yet grand setting for an evening of unforgettable comedy. St Kilda itself is a cultural hub, famed for its beautiful beaches, lively arts scene, and diverse culinary offerings, making it the perfect backdrop for this unique theatrical event. Prepare for a night filled with laughter, surprises, and the wonderfully weird world of Aunty Donna.

Palais Theatre

Aunty Donna's DREM hits St Kilda! Get ready for a whirlwind of absurdist sketch comedy from the beloved Australian trio: Mark Samual Bonanno, Broden Kelly, and Zachary Ruane. Known for their chaotic live shows and viral YouTube hits like 'Haven't You Done Well' and their Netflix series 'Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun,' Aunty Donna brings their unique brand of mayhem to the historic Palais Theatre. This iconic St Kilda venue, with a capacity of nearly 3,000, has hosted countless legendary performers. Melbourne, a hub for arts and culture, provides the perfect backdrop for their irreverent humor. Expect a night of unpredictable sketches, musical numbers, and audience interaction. Past performances have been praised for their energy and originality, making this a must-see event in December for comedy fans.

Aunty Donna's DREM hits St Kilda! Get ready for a whirlwind of absurdist sketch comedy from the beloved Australian trio: Mark Samual Bonanno, Broden Kelly, and Zachary Ruane. Known for their chaotic live shows and viral YouTube hits like 'Haven't You Done Well' and their Netflix series 'Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun,' Aunty Donna brings their unique brand of mayhem to the historic Palais Theatre. This iconic St Kilda venue, with a capacity of nearly 3,000, has hosted countless legendary performers. Melbourne, a hub for arts and culture, provides the perfect backdrop for their irreverent humor. Expect a night of unpredictable sketches, musical numbers, and audience interaction. Past performances have been praised for their energy and originality, making this a must-see event in December for comedy fans.

Palais Theatre

Aunty Donna - DREM brings their signature brand of chaotic comedy to the iconic Palais Theatre. Known for their rapid-fire sketches and absurd characters, Aunty Donna, comprised of Broden Kelly, Zachary Ruane, and Mark Samual Bonanno, gained fame through their viral YouTube videos and successful Netflix series, 'Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun.' The Palais Theatre, a St Kilda landmark, provides a grand setting for their performance. This historic venue, boasting a seating capacity of nearly 3,000, has hosted countless legendary acts over the years. St Kilda itself is a vibrant Melbourne suburb known for its beachside charm and lively arts scene, making it the perfect backdrop for a night of unhinged comedy. Expect an evening of unpredictable humor and surreal situations from the masters of Australian alternative comedy. Theatre, Comedy, Arts & Theatre

Aunty Donna - DREM brings their signature brand of chaotic comedy to the iconic Palais Theatre. Known for their rapid-fire sketches and absurd characters, Aunty Donna, comprised of Broden Kelly, Zachary Ruane, and Mark Samual Bonanno, gained fame through their viral YouTube videos and successful Netflix series, 'Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun.' The Palais Theatre, a St Kilda landmark, provides a grand setting for their performance. This historic venue, boasting a seating capacity of nearly 3,000, has hosted countless legendary acts over the years. St Kilda itself is a vibrant Melbourne suburb known for its beachside charm and lively arts scene, making it the perfect backdrop for a night of unhinged comedy. Expect an evening of unpredictable humor and surreal situations from the masters of Australian alternative comedy. Theatre, Comedy, Arts & Theatre

Palais Theatre

Aunty Donna brings their wildly unpredictable DREM show to Melbourne's iconic Palais Theatre this December. Renowned for their absurdist sketch comedy, the trio—Mark Bonanno, Broden Kelly, and Zachary Ruane—have captivated audiences with their unique brand of humor. Having risen to fame through YouTube, they've since released successful albums like 'Aunty Donna's Greatest Hits' and starred in their own Netflix series, 'Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun'. The Palais Theatre, a St Kilda landmark, provides a stunning backdrop for this comedic onslaught. With a seating capacity of nearly 3,000, the Palais has hosted countless legendary performers over the years. St Kilda itself is known for its vibrant arts scene and seaside charm, making it the perfect location for an unforgettable night of comedy. Previous Aunty Donna performances have been met with critical acclaim for their fast-paced, energetic delivery and surreal storylines, though some have noted the chaotic nature of their shows may not appeal to all.

Aunty Donna brings their wildly unpredictable DREM show to Melbourne's iconic Palais Theatre this December. Renowned for their absurdist sketch comedy, the trio—Mark Bonanno, Broden Kelly, and Zachary Ruane—have captivated audiences with their unique brand of humor. Having risen to fame through YouTube, they've since released successful albums like 'Aunty Donna's Greatest Hits' and starred in their own Netflix series, 'Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun'. The Palais Theatre, a St Kilda landmark, provides a stunning backdrop for this comedic onslaught. With a seating capacity of nearly 3,000, the Palais has hosted countless legendary performers over the years. St Kilda itself is known for its vibrant arts scene and seaside charm, making it the perfect location for an unforgettable night of comedy. Previous Aunty Donna performances have been met with critical acclaim for their fast-paced, energetic delivery and surreal storylines, though some have noted the chaotic nature of their shows may not appeal to all.

Palais Theatre

Aunty Donna - DREM brings their unique brand of chaotic comedy to the iconic Palais Theatre in St Kilda. Known for their absurdist sketches and viral hits like 'Everything's a Drum,' Aunty Donna, consisting of Broden Kelly, Zachary Ruane, and Mark Samual Bonanno, have captivated audiences with their Netflix series 'Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun'. The Palais Theatre, a jewel of St Kilda, boasts a rich history and stunning art deco architecture, providing an elegant backdrop for their irreverent humor. St Kilda, a vibrant Melbourne suburb, is famous for its beautiful beach, lively arts scene, and the iconic Luna Park. Expect a night of unpredictable, high-energy comedy from the group that has taken the internet by storm. Past performances have been met with rave reviews for their innovative and energetic stage presence, making this a must-see event for comedy fans.

Aunty Donna - DREM brings their unique brand of chaotic comedy to the iconic Palais Theatre in St Kilda. Known for their absurdist sketches and viral hits like 'Everything's a Drum,' Aunty Donna, consisting of Broden Kelly, Zachary Ruane, and Mark Samual Bonanno, have captivated audiences with their Netflix series 'Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun'. The Palais Theatre, a jewel of St Kilda, boasts a rich history and stunning art deco architecture, providing an elegant backdrop for their irreverent humor. St Kilda, a vibrant Melbourne suburb, is famous for its beautiful beach, lively arts scene, and the iconic Luna Park. Expect a night of unpredictable, high-energy comedy from the group that has taken the internet by storm. Past performances have been met with rave reviews for their innovative and energetic stage presence, making this a must-see event for comedy fans.