Blue day in the hall
Vera Blue brings her sweet voice to Geelong this month when her 13-date tour stops at Costa Hall.
“I’m super excited,” she told Indy after...
Koala-ty help for furry locals
Wildlife volunteers will give Geelong’s koalas a helping hand on Sunday by weeding and other conservation work to protect their home.
Volunteers often spot the...
Copy Cat in show at GAC
Sounding like Cat Stevens is more important than looking like him for tribute musician Ron Vincent, despite his uncanny resemblance to the music legend.
“People...
Ganesh, Nazi play in movie
A Geelong company has secured $100,000 from taxpayers for a movie about a Hindu god with an elephant’s head battling Nazis.
Back to Back Theatre...
Boss act to hit Sphinx Hotel
A long-running Bruce Springsteen tribute is heading to Geelong for the first time on Saturday just weeks before ‘The Boss’ himself celebrates his 70th...
None better than The Rep
Local audiences can choose the ending to an Agatha Christie thriller returning to Geelong Repertory Theatre for the first time in 40 years next...
Price’s right with Beatles
A “unique” musical memoir bringing life to The Beatles' iconic songs through a female perspective is set for its Geelong debut next month.
Brisbane-based entertainer...
A ‘lesson’ in dance
A local audiences will learn about the history of dance when a new one-man play comes to Geelong next week.
From the tango to...
Controversy on the coast
Two Surf Coast productions exploring “controversial” topics are set to feature as part of a double-show performance at Anglesea this weekend.
Slipped Through the...
Sounds like Simon
After 30 years of shows Mark Shelley and John Robertson have been playing together nearly as long as Simon and Garfunkel.
The Blue Mountains duo...
Spot the pup in kids’ show
He's soft and cuddly and he smiles a lot, and now he’s on his way to Geelong Performing Arts Centre.
If there ever was a...
Hair returns with star trio
Barefoot, bohemian celebration of ’60s counterculture Hair comes to Geelong next month, 50 years since the world-famous play debuted in Australia.
That original 1969 Australian...
Heads leapfrog Anglesea, Titans on top
Barwon Heads leapfrogged Anglesea on the Bellarine Peninsula Cricket Association A1 grade ladder and will host a semi-final this weekend.
The Seagulls successfully defended 220...
