What's On

Due to circumstances beyond our control, this performance has been cancelled. Ticket holders are currently being contacted to arrange a full refund.

This show will be a wonderful mix of hits songs from the hit shows on the West End of London and a little bit of Bach as well.

After numerous sell out performances across Australia and overseas on 2019, hugely popular psychic-medium and author of the book Searching Spirit, Peter Williams returns for another tour in 2020.

Please note the matinee performance of 50 Shades! The Musical Parody has unfortunately been cancelled due to circumstances beyond our control.

What happens when pure comedy takes human form.

Join us for the 2020 Zonta Club of Bendigo's International Women's Day Dinner at the Conservatory, All Seasons Bendigo.

In the magnificent acoustic of St Paul’s Cathedral, enjoy a glass of wine while listening to choral music from 1560 to the present day.

Patty Griffin is a GRAMMY award-winning artist who has achieved great acclaim for her songwriting as well as her powerful voice.

Grace Under Pressure by David Williams & Paul Dwyer in collaboration with the Sydney Arts & Health Collective.

Take a step back in time to when country music told a true story of life, love and heartache. 
From the famous Walk The Line and Folsom Prison Blues to the iconic Ring of Fire.

Fast becoming a Bendigo institution, the Women of Wit series brings the best female comedians to shine in Bendigo.

Direct from New York City, Shades of Bublé – The Three Man Michael Bublé tribute arrives in Australia.

An award-winning international collaboration between Australian choreographer Lina Limosani and UK Bharatanatyam artist Seeta Patel, Not Today’s Yesterday blurs the lines between dance and theatre

Award-winning European guitarist Johannes Möller’s close collaboration with Argentinean guitarist Laura Fraticelli has resulted in a unique form of musical expression.

Experience the joy of live music with your preschooler at our monthly cushion concerts.

As time has gone by and attention spans have grown shorter, there has been a desire in theatre for something a bit more bite sized for both the performers and the audiences.