Moore ParkTheatre | September 11 - October 11, 2026
From their stand-out success at the Canberra Circus Festival, Clockworkwork Circus is bringing "Typo" to Sydney Fringe!
A contemporary circus show for all ages, Typo is an homage to the joys of being creative, determined, and the satisfaction of seeing a project and a dream through to the end.
The mind of the writer is projected to the stage, embodied by acrobats as they develop as characters within the writer's world, giving the audience a unique and fun insight into the highs and lows of creating. Follow the writer on a journey of imagination, creativity, and dreams, experience the challenges of writing as they do, battling writer's block, procrastination, plot holes, and far too much coffee, and emerge on the other side with a wholesome story and a sense of pride.
This show features a wide array of circus skills, everything from acrobatics, juggling, balance, object manipulation, trapeze, and even magic! It's suited to a family audience, with nuance and metaphor for older viewers, impressive skills and comedy for younger viewers, and a quirky fairytale that everyone can relate to.
Moore ParkTheatre | September 11 - October 11, 2026
From their stand-out success at the Canberra Circus Festival, Clockworkwork Circus is bringing "Typo" to Sydney Fringe and Fringe Kids!
A contemporary circus show for all ages, Typo is an homage to the joys of being creative, determined, and the satisfaction of seeing a project and a dream through to the end.
The mind of the writer is projected to the stage, embodied by acrobats as they develop as characters within the writer's world, giving the audience a unique and fun insight into the highs and lows of creating. Follow the writer on a journey of imagination, creativity, and dreams, experience the challenges of writing as they do, battling writer's block, procrastination, plot holes, and far too much coffee, and emerge on the other side with a wholesome story and a sense of pride.
This show features a wide array of circus skills, everything from acrobatics, juggling, balance, object manipulation, trapeze, and even magic! It's suited to a family audience, with nuance and metaphor for older viewers, impressive skills and comedy for younger viewers, and a quirky fairytale that everyone can relate to.
Chameleon is a hilarious and heartfelt one-woman cabaret that dives headfirst into the ups and downs of modern life — from dating disasters and fitness fads to the unforgettable tension of a high school reunion. Part great night out, part cathartic therapy session, this wild and entertaining ride explores the twists and turns of the human psyche with razor-sharp wit, soulful music, and disarming honesty.
Through original blues-infused songs and vivid, deeply personal narratives, Karen Lee Roberts brings Alexandra to life — a woman navigating the twists and turns of her own unique journey. With humour and authenticity at its core, Chameleon celebrates the messy, unpredictable, and often surprising path we all travel.
Joining her on stage is Mr Sunshine — Dr Jeff Usher, a jazz and blues legend — whose rich, soulful accompaniment adds warmth and depth, guiding the audience through a story of growth, resilience, and self-discovery.
Part great night out, part cathartic therapy session, this wild and entertaining ride explores the twists and turns of the human psyche with humour, music and soul.
It's 1992. An actress and a housewife meet in a library. What secrets will you overhear?
Step back in time and immerse yourself in a real library. Browse the shelves and listen to hushed confessions of the casting couch and a man lying dead on the carpet.
Originally produced in London by W Theatre Wanstead, this sold-out site specific production now comes to Sydney as the debut production of its new permanent Sydney branch, W Theatre Woollahra, in partnership with Woollahra Libraries and proudly supported by Woollahra Council.
The original production featured Logie-nominated Sophie Dillman, beloved for her portrayal of Ziggy on Home and Away, and she reprises her role for Sydney audiences.
Each of Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads is a perfectly distilled masterpiece: sometimes disturbing, often hilarious, and always profoundly humane.
“His finest achievement—indeed, masterpiece wouldn't be too strong a word.” — Daily Telegraph
It's 1992. An actress and a housewife meet in a library. What secrets will you overhear?
Step back in time and immerse yourself in a real library. Browse the shelves and listen to hushed confessions of the casting couch and a man lying dead on the carpet.
Originally produced in London by W Theatre Wanstead, this sold-out site specific production now comes to Sydney as the debut production of its new permanent Sydney branch, W Theatre Woollahra, in partnership with Woollahra Libraries and proudly supported by Woollahra Council.
The original production featured Logie-nominated Sophie Dillman, beloved for her portrayal of Ziggy on Home and Away, and she reprises her role for Sydney audiences.
Each of Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads is a perfectly distilled masterpiece: sometimes disturbing, often hilarious, and always profoundly humane.
“His finest achievement—indeed, masterpiece wouldn't be too strong a word.” — Daily Telegraph
Following an award winning season at Adelaide Fringe Festival, Ella Molloy presents 'A MOMENT OF (redacted)', a provocative contemporary dance work which intersects time, space, bodies and technology.
To love is to be weak, and to showcase our weakness reveals our capacity to share our love.
This new contemporary dance work sees two individuals meet within time and space, representing the universality of our human experiences by warping time across the performance to create an enduring message of our desires to connect and seek out each other. .
This work invites audiences to reflect upon the relentless propulsion of our lives, forcing us to consider the enduring tragic journey of our capacity to experience love and weakness across time. Serving as a universal representation of these two deeply human qualities, this work seeks to offer more questions on the duality that exists within each and every one of us, reflecting the universal struggle to hold pace and continue through this juxtaposition.
Through the combination of technology and human bodies, ‘A MOMENT OF (redacted)’ is an award winning work that reflects upon our very human existence, warping time and space to meet us at these moments which define us.
Performing for 4 shows only, catch this limited season at 21 Shepherd Marrickville from the 17th of September to the 19th of September. Tickets available through the Sydney Fringe website.
Performed by Ella Molloy and Georgia Rubie
Sound design by Gage Power
Lighting design and sound operation by Arwen Davidson
In a once-idyllic small town, people are starting to drop like flies – and not everyone is who they say they are.
The Streets are Paved With Murder is a character-based improvised murder mystery that uses the structure of the classic social deduction game Mafia to tell a twisting tale of intrigue and deception.
With each passing day, a new member of town is murdered by an unseen evil. As their numbers dwindle, the townsfolk and audience must deduce which of their seemingly innocent neighbours is capable of such an insidious act. Can the citizens prevail in uncovering the dark mystery and successfully push out the insidious killers from their town? Or will their own petty squabbles lead them right into the hands of the murderous forces dwelling amongst them? Find out in: The Streets are Paved With Murder!
Sydney Chamber Choir’s much-loved concert series fusing classical, jazz and popular song returns.
Led by Sam Allchurch as well as Naomi Crellin and Nick Begbie, members of the award-winning a cappella ensemble The Idea of North, the Choir joins forces with a jazz trio to explore the shifting moods of nature and time.
Hear beloved favourites, including the Beatles’ Here Comes the Sun, the Beach Boys’ Their Hearts Were Full of Spring, Gershwin’s Summertime from Porgy and Bess, and the jazz classic Autumn Leaves.
Join Sydney Chamber Choir for a captivating evening where genres meet and voices shimmer.
Imagine a wellness retreat for women—except this one is different. Welcome to the “Just Let It Go Anger Management Retreat for Angry Women” nestled in the peaceful hinterland outside your town.
This retreat promises tranquillity, but under the surface, chaos brews. A group of young women embark on a holistic journey designed to smother their anger and mould them into “palatable” versions of themselves. As the pressure builds, so does the tension.
GIRLS GONE WILD fuses dance, theatre, comedy, and sharp social commentary to challenge what it means to live your “authentic best life”, with unskippable ads, laugh-out-loud moments, deep reflections, and an embrace of the wild within.
There are rumours about a music venue somewhere between memory and myth. This September, the door opens. Fever Dream pulls you in and doesn't let go.
They say there's a music venue in Sydney that doesn't quite exist on any map. A venue that feels like every legendary band room the city ever loved. Sticky floors, stage lights beaming through the darkness, bass that rattles your ribs. You've heard whispers about it. Maybe you've walked past it a hundred times without knowing. You step inside.
A world unfolds around you. Think gig and urban legend brought to life in a single venue. Live music anchors the night, with a house band and special guests Toque.
A cast of the usual suspects move through the venue, pulling you into the world with infectious energy. Nothing is forced. Everything is offered. You choose how deep you go. Follow a character. Join a toast. Sneak backstage. Or lean against the wall and let the sound wash over you.
This city has always had a heartbeat. You can hear it if you stop long enough. Bass leaking from doorways on King Street, a drum kit being loaded through a side entrance on City Road, posters layered so thick on the poles they've become part of the architecture. Raucous, warm and gritty, Fever Dream turns that energy up loud.
The secret of Fever Dream isn't what's behind the door. It's what you carry with you when you leave. Come closer. Step in. Tell everyone.
After critically acclaimed runs at Perth Fringe World and Melbourne International Comedy Festival, comedian Roisin McAlinden brings her debut solo show to Sydney for two nights only.
If you’ve come here looking for happily ever after, you’ve come to the wrong place. Fairytales turned Roisin into a damsel in distress. This is her revenge.
'Like catching up with a brutally honest, very funny friend' ★★★★★ - On The House
A rallying cry to women to tell their own stories, reclaim their narrative, and be the "crazy ex" they wish to see in the world.Using sharp, feminist and excruciatingly dark humour, Roisin McAlinden processes the end of a coercive relationship by tearing apart the fairytales that convince women to shrink themselves in pursuit of love. But what if fairytales could serve a different purpose?
'A magical storyteller' ★★★★ - Fringefeed
'A talented writer' - Australian Stage
Directed by award-winning clown and scriptwriter Penny Greenhalgh.
What does it mean to be a rainbow in a world of grey?
All a parent wishes for is a happy, healthy, normal child. A perfect bundle of joy to light up the family and carry on their legacy in the picture-perfect Town where everyone has their place.
So what happens when you suspect your child is not yours? Or worse, that your child is not a child at all?
When a Child begins to display strange, uncontrollable magical powers, fear, disgust and hatred brew in the Town. All the Child wants is a home, but all they’re getting are rumours and monster stories that are driving their family and world apart.
Presented through the lens of modernised folklore, 'Changeling' is a provocative confrontation on how we tell tales about disability and difference. This dark modern allegory reflects on how narrative spinning is weaponised to incite collective paranoia and tear a community apart. What is the cost of reclaiming your own narrative against a community consumed by fear and hatred?
Magic shows have top hats, doves and a deck of cards. Sam King's has a kitchen blender.
Tricks & Stuff is an hour of comedy magic built entirely out of everyday objects: blenders, socks, Snickers bars, and stories that are mostly true. Sam is a two time Adelaide Fringe Best Magic winner who has performed in sixteen countries, from the Edinburgh Fringe to the Melbourne Magic Festival, where critics praised his quick wit and comedy talent.
"His ability to work with the audience to build ambience, suspense and fun was second to none." Kiddo Mag, five stars, Adelaide Fringe
The show comes to the heritage Regent Theatre in Richmond as part of the first ever Sydney Festival of Magic & Illusion. The 4:30pm start is built for families, so you are out by 5:30pm and home for dinner. Rated PG and recommended for ages 10 and up.
Four shows only, 8 to 11 October, right across the spring school holidays. Tickets $40.
MUCH MORE THAN A MAGIC SHOW ...
Prepare to be engaged, intrigued, and transported through a unique combination of world-class magic and captivating stories of con men, conjurors, and ghosts. (Will the Regent Theatre’s famous ghost make an appearance?)
Step back in time to the elegant salons of 19th-century Europe. For over a decade, Bruce Glen has been beguiling audiences at Sydney’s longest-running show (currently ranked #2 on TripAdvisor, just behind the Sydney Opera House!). Now, as part of the inaugural Sydney Magic Festival, he is bringing his acclaimed performance to the historic Regent Theatre in Richmond.
???? Why Attend?
• Award-Winning Excellence: Honoured with a TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice Award (TOP 10% of attractions worldwide with over 350 five-star reviews).
• Global Acclaim: Sold-out houses at the Edinburgh Fringe, Adelaide Fringe, Fringe World Perth, and the Edinburgh Magic Festival.
• Elite Pedigree: Bruce Glen is one of the select few to become an Associate of the Inner Magic Circle—the world's most exclusive magic society.
????️ Secure Your Tickets Today
Don't miss this rare opportunity to experience an unforgettable evening of sophistication, mystery, and world-class magic.
Typo @ Sydney Fringe and Fringe Kids
Moore ParkTheatre | September 11 - October 11, 2026
From their stand-out success at the Canberra Circus Festival, Clockworkwork Circus is bringing "Typo" to Sydney Fringe!
A contemporary circus show for all ages, Typo is an homage to the joys of being creative, determined, and the satisfaction of seeing a project and a dream through to the end.
The mind of the writer is projected to the stage, embodied by acrobats as they develop as characters within the writer's world, giving the audience a unique and fun insight into the highs and lows of creating. Follow the writer on a journey of imagination, creativity, and dreams, experience the challenges of writing as they do, battling writer's block, procrastination, plot holes, and far too much coffee, and emerge on the other side with a wholesome story and a sense of pride.
This show features a wide array of circus skills, everything from acrobatics, juggling, balance, object manipulation, trapeze, and even magic! It's suited to a family audience, with nuance and metaphor for older viewers, impressive skills and comedy for younger viewers, and a quirky fairytale that everyone can relate to.
Typo @ Sydney Fringe and Fringe Kids
Moore ParkTheatre | September 11 - October 11, 2026
From their stand-out success at the Canberra Circus Festival, Clockworkwork Circus is bringing "Typo" to Sydney Fringe and Fringe Kids!
A contemporary circus show for all ages, Typo is an homage to the joys of being creative, determined, and the satisfaction of seeing a project and a dream through to the end.
The mind of the writer is projected to the stage, embodied by acrobats as they develop as characters within the writer's world, giving the audience a unique and fun insight into the highs and lows of creating. Follow the writer on a journey of imagination, creativity, and dreams, experience the challenges of writing as they do, battling writer's block, procrastination, plot holes, and far too much coffee, and emerge on the other side with a wholesome story and a sense of pride.
This show features a wide array of circus skills, everything from acrobatics, juggling, balance, object manipulation, trapeze, and even magic! It's suited to a family audience, with nuance and metaphor for older viewers, impressive skills and comedy for younger viewers, and a quirky fairytale that everyone can relate to.
Chameleon Cabaret @ Sydney Fringe
SydneyTheatre | September 15 - 19, 2026
Chameleon is a hilarious and heartfelt one-woman cabaret that dives headfirst into the ups and downs of modern life — from dating disasters and fitness fads to the unforgettable tension of a high school reunion. Part great night out, part cathartic therapy session, this wild and entertaining ride explores the twists and turns of the human psyche with razor-sharp wit, soulful music, and disarming honesty.
Through original blues-infused songs and vivid, deeply personal narratives, Karen Lee Roberts brings Alexandra to life — a woman navigating the twists and turns of her own unique journey. With humour and authenticity at its core, Chameleon celebrates the messy, unpredictable, and often surprising path we all travel.
Joining her on stage is Mr Sunshine — Dr Jeff Usher, a jazz and blues legend — whose rich, soulful accompaniment adds warmth and depth, guiding the audience through a story of growth, resilience, and self-discovery.
Part great night out, part cathartic therapy session, this wild and entertaining ride explores the twists and turns of the human psyche with humour, music and soul.
Alan Bennett's Talking Heads
Double BayTheatre | September 15 - 19, 2026
PART OF SYDNEY FRINGE
It's 1992. An actress and a housewife meet in a library. What secrets will you overhear?
Step back in time and immerse yourself in a real library. Browse the shelves and listen to hushed confessions of the casting couch and a man lying dead on the carpet.
Originally produced in London by W Theatre Wanstead, this sold-out site specific production now comes to Sydney as the debut production of its new permanent Sydney branch, W Theatre Woollahra, in partnership with Woollahra Libraries and proudly supported by Woollahra Council.
The original production featured Logie-nominated Sophie Dillman, beloved for her portrayal of Ziggy on Home and Away, and she reprises her role for Sydney audiences.
Each of Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads is a perfectly distilled masterpiece: sometimes disturbing, often hilarious, and always profoundly humane.
“His finest achievement—indeed, masterpiece wouldn't be too strong a word.” — Daily Telegraph
Alan Bennett's Talking Heads
Double BayTheatre | September 15 - 19, 2026
PART OF SYDNEY FRINGE
It's 1992. An actress and a housewife meet in a library. What secrets will you overhear?
Step back in time and immerse yourself in a real library. Browse the shelves and listen to hushed confessions of the casting couch and a man lying dead on the carpet.
Originally produced in London by W Theatre Wanstead, this sold-out site specific production now comes to Sydney as the debut production of its new permanent Sydney branch, W Theatre Woollahra, in partnership with Woollahra Libraries and proudly supported by Woollahra Council.
The original production featured Logie-nominated Sophie Dillman, beloved for her portrayal of Ziggy on Home and Away, and she reprises her role for Sydney audiences.
Each of Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads is a perfectly distilled masterpiece: sometimes disturbing, often hilarious, and always profoundly humane.
“His finest achievement—indeed, masterpiece wouldn't be too strong a word.” — Daily Telegraph
A MOMENT OF (redacted)
SydneyTheatre | September 17 - 19, 2026
Following an award winning season at Adelaide Fringe Festival, Ella Molloy presents 'A MOMENT OF (redacted)', a provocative contemporary dance work which intersects time, space, bodies and technology.
To love is to be weak, and to showcase our weakness reveals our capacity to share our love.
This new contemporary dance work sees two individuals meet within time and space, representing the universality of our human experiences by warping time across the performance to create an enduring message of our desires to connect and seek out each other. .
This work invites audiences to reflect upon the relentless propulsion of our lives, forcing us to consider the enduring tragic journey of our capacity to experience love and weakness across time. Serving as a universal representation of these two deeply human qualities, this work seeks to offer more questions on the duality that exists within each and every one of us, reflecting the universal struggle to hold pace and continue through this juxtaposition.
Through the combination of technology and human bodies, ‘A MOMENT OF (redacted)’ is an award winning work that reflects upon our very human existence, warping time and space to meet us at these moments which define us.
Performing for 4 shows only, catch this limited season at 21 Shepherd Marrickville from the 17th of September to the 19th of September. Tickets available through the Sydney Fringe website.
Performed by Ella Molloy and Georgia Rubie
Sound design by Gage Power
Lighting design and sound operation by Arwen Davidson
The Streets Are Paved With Murder
SydneyTheatre | September 19 - 20, 2026
In a once-idyllic small town, people are starting to drop like flies – and not everyone is who they say they are.
The Streets are Paved With Murder is a character-based improvised murder mystery that uses the structure of the classic social deduction game Mafia to tell a twisting tale of intrigue and deception.
With each passing day, a new member of town is murdered by an unseen evil. As their numbers dwindle, the townsfolk and audience must deduce which of their seemingly innocent neighbours is capable of such an insidious act. Can the citizens prevail in uncovering the dark mystery and successfully push out the insidious killers from their town? Or will their own petty squabbles lead them right into the hands of the murderous forces dwelling amongst them? Find out in: The Streets are Paved With Murder!
Sessions on the Pier: Time & Tide
SydneyMusic | September 19, 2026
Sydney Chamber Choir’s much-loved concert series fusing classical, jazz and popular song returns.
Led by Sam Allchurch as well as Naomi Crellin and Nick Begbie, members of the award-winning a cappella ensemble The Idea of North, the Choir joins forces with a jazz trio to explore the shifting moods of nature and time.
Hear beloved favourites, including the Beatles’ Here Comes the Sun, the Beach Boys’ Their Hearts Were Full of Spring, Gershwin’s Summertime from Porgy and Bess, and the jazz classic Autumn Leaves.
Join Sydney Chamber Choir for a captivating evening where genres meet and voices shimmer.
GIRLS GONE WILD
ErskinevilleTheatre | September 23 - 26, 2026
Imagine a wellness retreat for women—except this one is different. Welcome to the “Just Let It Go Anger Management Retreat for Angry Women” nestled in the peaceful hinterland outside your town.
This retreat promises tranquillity, but under the surface, chaos brews. A group of young women embark on a holistic journey designed to smother their anger and mould them into “palatable” versions of themselves. As the pressure builds, so does the tension.
GIRLS GONE WILD fuses dance, theatre, comedy, and sharp social commentary to challenge what it means to live your “authentic best life”, with unskippable ads, laugh-out-loud moments, deep reflections, and an embrace of the wild within.
Fever Dream @ Sydney Fringe
SydneyMusic | September 26, 2026
There are rumours about a music venue somewhere between memory and myth. This September, the door opens. Fever Dream pulls you in and doesn't let go.
They say there's a music venue in Sydney that doesn't quite exist on any map. A venue that feels like every legendary band room the city ever loved. Sticky floors, stage lights beaming through the darkness, bass that rattles your ribs. You've heard whispers about it. Maybe you've walked past it a hundred times without knowing. You step inside.
A world unfolds around you. Think gig and urban legend brought to life in a single venue. Live music anchors the night, with a house band and special guests Toque.
A cast of the usual suspects move through the venue, pulling you into the world with infectious energy. Nothing is forced. Everything is offered. You choose how deep you go. Follow a character. Join a toast. Sneak backstage. Or lean against the wall and let the sound wash over you.
This city has always had a heartbeat. You can hear it if you stop long enough. Bass leaking from doorways on King Street, a drum kit being loaded through a side entrance on City Road, posters layered so thick on the poles they've become part of the architecture. Raucous, warm and gritty, Fever Dream turns that energy up loud.
The secret of Fever Dream isn't what's behind the door. It's what you carry with you when you leave. Come closer. Step in. Tell everyone.
Fairytale: Ending
SydneyTheatre | September 26 - 27, 2026
After critically acclaimed runs at Perth Fringe World and Melbourne International Comedy Festival, comedian Roisin McAlinden brings her debut solo show to Sydney for two nights only.
If you’ve come here looking for happily ever after, you’ve come to the wrong place. Fairytales turned Roisin into a damsel in distress. This is her revenge.
'Like catching up with a brutally honest, very funny friend' ★★★★★ - On The House
A rallying cry to women to tell their own stories, reclaim their narrative, and be the "crazy ex" they wish to see in the world.Using sharp, feminist and excruciatingly dark humour, Roisin McAlinden processes the end of a coercive relationship by tearing apart the fairytales that convince women to shrink themselves in pursuit of love. But what if fairytales could serve a different purpose?
'A magical storyteller' ★★★★ - Fringefeed
'A talented writer' - Australian Stage
Directed by award-winning clown and scriptwriter Penny Greenhalgh.
Changeling
North MelbourneTheatre | October 7 - 18, 2026
What does it mean to be a rainbow in a world of grey?
All a parent wishes for is a happy, healthy, normal child. A perfect bundle of joy to light up the family and carry on their legacy in the picture-perfect Town where everyone has their place.
So what happens when you suspect your child is not yours? Or worse, that your child is not a child at all?
When a Child begins to display strange, uncontrollable magical powers, fear, disgust and hatred brew in the Town. All the Child wants is a home, but all they’re getting are rumours and monster stories that are driving their family and world apart.
Presented through the lens of modernised folklore, 'Changeling' is a provocative confrontation on how we tell tales about disability and difference. This dark modern allegory reflects on how narrative spinning is weaponised to incite collective paranoia and tear a community apart. What is the cost of reclaiming your own narrative against a community consumed by fear and hatred?
Sam King: Tricks & Stuff
RichmondTheatre | October 8 - 11, 2026
Magic shows have top hats, doves and a deck of cards. Sam King's has a kitchen blender.
Tricks & Stuff is an hour of comedy magic built entirely out of everyday objects: blenders, socks, Snickers bars, and stories that are mostly true. Sam is a two time Adelaide Fringe Best Magic winner who has performed in sixteen countries, from the Edinburgh Fringe to the Melbourne Magic Festival, where critics praised his quick wit and comedy talent.
"His ability to work with the audience to build ambience, suspense and fun was second to none." Kiddo Mag, five stars, Adelaide Fringe
The show comes to the heritage Regent Theatre in Richmond as part of the first ever Sydney Festival of Magic & Illusion. The 4:30pm start is built for families, so you are out by 5:30pm and home for dinner. Rated PG and recommended for ages 10 and up.
Four shows only, 8 to 11 October, right across the spring school holidays. Tickets $40.
Magic for Adults - But Not Necessarily Grown-ups!! Hosted by Bruce Glen, The Gentleman Magician
RichmondTheatre | October 10, 2026
MUCH MORE THAN A MAGIC SHOW ...
Prepare to be engaged, intrigued, and transported through a unique combination of world-class magic and captivating stories of con men, conjurors, and ghosts. (Will the Regent Theatre’s famous ghost make an appearance?)
Step back in time to the elegant salons of 19th-century Europe. For over a decade, Bruce Glen has been beguiling audiences at Sydney’s longest-running show (currently ranked #2 on TripAdvisor, just behind the Sydney Opera House!). Now, as part of the inaugural Sydney Magic Festival, he is bringing his acclaimed performance to the historic Regent Theatre in Richmond.
???? Why Attend?
• Award-Winning Excellence: Honoured with a TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice Award (TOP 10% of attractions worldwide with over 350 five-star reviews).
• Global Acclaim: Sold-out houses at the Edinburgh Fringe, Adelaide Fringe, Fringe World Perth, and the Edinburgh Magic Festival.
• Elite Pedigree: Bruce Glen is one of the select few to become an Associate of the Inner Magic Circle—the world's most exclusive magic society.
????️ Secure Your Tickets Today
Don't miss this rare opportunity to experience an unforgettable evening of sophistication, mystery, and world-class magic.
Waitress
PyrmontTheatre | August 1 - September 20, 2026
Waitress
PyrmontTheatre | August 1 - September 20, 2026
Waitress
PyrmontTheatre | August 1 - October 4, 2026
Waitress
PyrmontTheatre | August 1 - October 4, 2026
Mum Club
SydneyTheatre | August 22 - September 20, 2026
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
Elizabeth BayTheatre | August 28 - September 27, 2026
Marshall Lorenzo - Decadunce
AucklandTheatre | September 15 - 19, 2026
Marshall Lorenzo - Decadunce
AucklandTheatre | September 15 - 19, 2026
Marshall Lorenzo - Decadunce
AucklandTheatre | September 15 - 19, 2026
Oliver Pol: Featherbrained @ Sydney Fringe
Marrickville 2204 Theatre | September 15 - 19, 2026
Alan Bennett's Talking Heads
Double BayTheatre | September 15 - 19, 2026
Strike a Chord
SydneyTheatre | September 16 - 19, 2026
Strike a Chord
SydneyTheatre | September 16 - 19, 2026
Get (your fish) Living or Die Trying (to save your fish)
NewtownTheatre | September 17 - 19, 2026
A MOMENT OF (redacted)
SydneyTheatre | September 17 - 19, 2026
A MOMENT OF (redacted)
SydneyTheatre | September 17 - 19, 2026
A MOMENT OF (redacted)
SydneyTheatre | September 17 - 19, 2026
Ensemble Theatre
SydneyTheatre | September 18 - October 18, 2026
Black Widow: Sex, Bugs & A High Death Toll
SydneyTheatre | September 22 - 26, 2026
The Pole Shebang
SydneyTheatre | September 22 - 26, 2026
The Pole Shebang
SydneyTheatre | September 22 - 26, 2026
The River Ghost
CamperdownTheatre | September 23 - 27, 2026
The River Ghost
CamperdownTheatre | September 23 - 27, 2026
Service
WollongongTheatre | September 24 - 26, 2026
Cirque Alice
PyrmontTheatre | September 25 - October 11, 2026
Fairytale: Ending
SydneyTheatre | September 26 - 27, 2026
Fairytale: Ending
SydneyTheatre | September 26 - 27, 2026
Pride And Prejudice* (*sort of)
South BrisbaneTheatre | September 30 - October 18, 2026
The Choir of Man
WollongongTheatre | September 30 - October 4, 2026
A Room with a View
Surry HillsTheatre | October 3 - November 1, 2026
Changeling
North MelbourneTheatre | October 7 - 18, 2026
Vertigo at the Sydney Festival of Magic and Illusion
RichmondTheatre | October 8 - 10, 2026
Magic Up Close - Sydney Festival of Magic
RichmondTheatre | October 8 - 11, 2026
Thieving Bastards - Card Cheats Exposed
RichmondTheatre | October 8 - 10, 2026
Thieving Bastards - Card Cheats Exposed
RichmondTheatre | October 8 - 10, 2026
Thieving Bastards - Card Cheats Exposed
RichmondTheatre | October 8 - 10, 2026
We Are The Tigers
Elizabeth BayTheatre | October 9 - November 8, 2026
The Wagner Gala
MelbourneTheatre | October 16, 2026
The Wagner Gala
MelbourneTheatre | October 16, 2026
Silver Tongue
Elizabeth BayTheatre | November 13 - December 12, 2026
A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical
PyrmontTheatre | November 14, 2026 - January 10, 2027
The Shawshank Redemption
SydneyTheatre | January 2 - 17, 2027
The Shawshank Redemption: Live On Stage
SouthbankTheatre | February 3 - 21, 2027