Family trio join in Music
Three generations of a Geelong family will appear onstage together for the first time this month in a local production of The Sound of...
Noiseworks lead returns
Noiseworks front man Jon Stevens will bring iconic hits of his original band and classics of former compatriots INXS to Geelong next month.
The 58-year-old...
Music stays alive at Italia
A tribute show dedicated to one of the world’s best-selling artists of all time is coming to Geelong this month.
Night Fever – Bee Gees...
Truckin’ fun country gig
Jayne Denham has found a trucking good music niche as the rockin’ poster girl for big rig drivers across Australia and the world.
Her truck-themed...
INXS tribute hits Sphinx
An INXS tribute show that received recent “approval” from an original band member will make a return to Geelong next month.
Tribute artist David Graham...
Witches at Shed for kids
Three silly fairies save green-faced witch Doris from her path to wickedness in a school holiday extravaganza coming to Drysdale next week.
The kids’ show...
War thriller set for GPAC
The Eifel Tower, The Louvre and Notre Dame - none would have survived World War II if not for a German general and a...
The Sapphires to sparkle
A true story about a group of Indigenous singers will land on stage in Geelong for the first time next month.
The story of...
Play School’s here
There’s a bear in there, and a chair as well, as Play School celebrates its 50th anniversary in a Geelong exhibition.
Look through the...
‘Pause at hall
Four women vying for a black lace bra kicks off what Australian Stage describes as 90 minutes of extraordinary fun in Menopause the Musical.
A...
Gigs resume for Cowgirls
Country duo the Sunny Cowgirls will shortly head back on the road after a lengthy break, and for the first time with some new...
Next holidays getting Stinky
Two circus performers on quest to prove Children are Stinky come to Geelong next month in school-holiday spectacular that can only end in disaster.
April...
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...
