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2025 February 6, Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band February 6, Jim Messina and the Road Runners at the Studio Theatre 2024 November 9, Kool & the Gang October 18, Billy Ocean April 12, Ghalia Volt, Tab Benoit at the Studio Theatre
theatre, events, live music Houses Victoria's second largest proscenium arch The Bowery Theatre at St Albans Community Centre Princess Street, St Albans 202 theatre, dance, live music, events Clocktower Centre: 750 Mt Alexander Road, Moonee Ponds 503-545 theatre, conferences, events [30] Whitehorse Centre Rear of, 379-397 Whitehorse Road ...
Order of Melbourne, The - Level 2, 401 Swanston Street, Melbourne [1] The Palace - Lower Esplanade, St Kilda; The Palace Hotel, Camberwell; Palace Theatre - 20 Bourke St, Melbourne.. The Palais Theatre - Lower Esplanade, St Kilda. The Palms (At Crown Casino) - Southern Bank of Melbourne's Yarra River. Paris Cat Jazz Club - 6 Goldie Pl, Melbourne.
Today – weekdays 5.30am to 9am (1982–present) Today Extra – weekdays 9am to 11:30am, Saturdays 10am-12pm (2012–present) Under Investigation with Liz Hayes (2021–present) Weekend Today – weekends 7am to 10am (2009–present) Nine News Late – Sundays 9:30pm (2020–present) National programs produced by GTV9 Melbourne
Malthouse Theatre's scenic workshop is located in the neighbouring ACCA building, completed in 2002, which also includes rehearsal spaces for Chunky Move, a Melbourne-based contemporary dance company. The Malthouse venue hosts over 100 external hirer events annually ranging from festivals, performances, conferences, rehearsals and workshops.
This is a list of programs that have been, are being, or will be broadcast by Television Sydney, 31 Melbourne, Brisbane 31, 44 Adelaide, Perth Television and Darwin 44 along with other former Community channels.
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Puppetry guilds were founded in Sydney and Melbourne in the 1940s. The first major Australian company was the Tintookies, which was founded by Peter Scriven in 1956 under the auspices of the Elizabethan Theatre Trust. It toured Australia and South-east Asia with large scale-shows having an overtly Australian content. [109]