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What's On week starting 17/11/23









  Arts Centres

Arts Centre Melbourne

 MSO Mornings: Brunch and Dvorak 11am 17/11

Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill 7.30pm 17/11-23/11

La Cage aux Follies 7.30pm 17/11-19/11

The Boite at The Channel 2pm 18/11

My therapist ghosted me - live 8.45pm

Chopin and the Mendelssohns 2.30pm 19/11-20/11

It Might As Well Be Spring 6.30pm 20/11

Mahler 9 7.30pm 22/11

Mozart's Final Symphonies 7.30pm 23/11

www.artscentremelbourne.com

Frankston Arts Centre

Lachie Gill : Write it out Tour 8pm 18/11

Frankston Arts Centre Season 2024 Launch 6.30pm 21/11

Rebecca Abbey Exhibition Opening Event 6pm 23/11

artscentre.frankston.vic.gov.au

Kingston Arts Centre

This Artful Life 6pm 1/11-2/12

kingstonarts.com.au

The Round

Zoy Frangos - Variations 11am 22/11


Blues Clubs

Bird's Basement

Ella Hooper 6pm 17/11

The Harmonix Experience 7.30pm 22/11

Jack Jones 6pm 23/11

www.birdsbasement.com

Hume Blues Club - Thornbury

Blues Gig Guide every Thursday night.

humebluesclub.com.au

 Music Clubs

Prince Bandroom - St Kilda

theprince.com.au

Northcote Social Club

northcotesocialclub.com

Pascoe Vale RSL

www.pascoevalersl.com.au

The Drunken Poet - West Melbourne

Traditional Irish Music every Friday night

Nathan Beretta Band 8.30pm 17/11

MacCrimmin 3pm 18/11

Phil Coyne and the Wayward Aces 9pm 18/11

Steamboat Whistlers 4pm 19/11

Homesick Rays British 60s Blues Revue 8pm 21/11

Rubita 8pm 22/11

thedrunkenpoet.com.au


Folk  Clubs

Badfolk - Berwick

badfolk.org

Peninsula Folk Club - 1st Sunday of the month

peninsulafolkclub.org.au

Mission to Seafarers - Docklands

missiontoseafers.com.au


Jazz Clubs

Paris Cat

The Eva Cassidy Experience 6pm17/11

Stevie Wonderful 6.30pm 17/11

HRP Play the Finn Brithers Songbook 9pm 17/11

A Celebration of BB King & Etta James Ft Nardie & Tommy Rando 9.30pm 17/11

Love Deluxe Sade Tribute 6pm 18/11

Spring Fling with Nadria and Friends 6.30pm 18/11

The Aretha Franklin Project Ft Joys Njambi 9pm 18/11

Georgia Brooks Swinglet 9.30pm 18/11

Kerry Maher - Goddess Album 6.30pm 19/11

Angela Librandis - Emerging Artists 7pm 19/11

Llewellyn Osbourne/Chris Johnstone Seplet: The Music of Miles Davis 7.30pm 23/11

pariscat.com.au

Uptown Jazz - Fitzroy

Hugh Stuckey Trio 8pm 17/11

Julien Wilson's "One Flight Up"Quartet 8pm 18/11

BeBop Wednesdays w/ The Mark Fitzgibbon Trio 8pm 22/11

Abby Constable Quartet 8pm 23/11

uptownjazzcafe.com


Theatres

Fortyfive downstairs

The House That Jack Built 17/11-9/12

Vampire Lesbians of Sodom 21/11-3/12

fortyfivedownstairs.com

The Butterfly Club

The Big HOO-HAA 8.30pm 17/11

Laugh Later 10pm 18/11

thebutterflyclub.com

Regent Theatre

Moulin Rouge 20/08-04/02/24

marrinergroup.com.au

Southbank Theatre

A Very Jewish Christmas Carol 14/11-16/12

mtc.com.au

Athenaeum Theatre

A Musical Revolution - Elvis 29/19-31/12

athenaeumtheatre.com.au

Forum

Ziggy Alberts 7.30pm 18/11

Eden Icymi Tour 7pm 22/11

Tkay Maidza 8pm 23/11

forummelbourne.com.au

Red Stich Theatre - St Kilda East

"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" 15/11-17/12

redstich.net

The Princess Theatre

Mamma Mia 04/10-10/12

The Drum Theatre - Dandenong

Echoes of Pink Floyd 8pm 17/11

drum.greaterdandnong.vic.gov.au

Bunjil Place - Narre Warren

Multicultural Film Festival 6.30pm 18/11

Urzila Carlson Just No! 23/11-24/11

bunjilplace.com.au

Malvern Theatre

Ages Ago 23/11-26/11

malverntheatre.com.au

Theatre Companies

Theatre Works - St Kilda

theatreworks.org.au

Heidelberg Theatre Company - Rosanna

Ladies in Black 17/11-02/12

htc.org.au

Altona City Theatre

altonacitytheatre.com.au

Beaumaris Theatre Comapny

The 70th Anniversary Christmas Panto Revue 10/11-25/11

beaumaristheatre.com.au


Museums

The Johnston Collection - East Melbourne

johnstoncollection.org

Heide Museum of Modern Art

www.heide.com.au

The Dax Centre - Parkville

daxcentre.org

Hellenic Museum - CBD

hellenic.org

GallerySmith - North Melbourne

galleysmith.com.au

Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery

mprg,mornpen.vic.gov.au



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