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Spare Parts Puppet Theatre's Rules of Summer. Photo: Jessica Wyld.
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Perth theatre guide: 5 best shows to see in July 2026

Perth theatres are buzzing this July.

Suzy Eddie Izzard's one-woman show of Hamlet is currently touring Australia. Image: Supplied.
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Melbourne theatre guide: 5 best shows to see in July 2026

Melbourne theatregoers are spoiled for choice this July.

Performances & Gigs

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Local eccentrics Pummel Squad are back with a new play about shame, delusion, and the tyranny of normalcy.

Performances & Gigs

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Cleopatra & Antony by William Shakespeare

Passion. Politics. Power. In August 2026, Melbourne Shakespeare Company returns to fortyfivedownstairs with a bold new production of Shakespeare’s epic…

Eva Di Cesare, an older woman with dark, greying, shoulder length hair, surrounded by performers and characters from Monkey Baa's many productions. Eva wears a green shirt and black pants, and sits with her legs crossed. The people around her wear black 'Monkey Baa' t-shirts and hold an array of puppets including an emu, a wombat and a blue sheep.
Interviews

Monkey Baa: Eva Di Cesare to step down at the end of 2027

Monkey Baa Theatre co-founder and Artistic Director Eva Di Cesare reflects on her 29-year tenure to date.

Closing: 31 Jul 2026

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PRAMKICKER plays QPAC’s Cremorne Theatre this July. Image: Supplied.
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Brisbane theatre guide: 5 best shows to see in July 2026

This July sees the return of the darkly funny PRAMKICKER as well as a stunning production of Pride & Prejudice.

Performances & Gigs

The Substation

Echo Mapping

Echo Mapping is a thrilling, joyful duet of sound and movement created and performed by longtime collaborators, electronic musician/composer Jack…

Louder, at the Sydney Opera House. Photo: Daniel Boud.
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Louder, at the Sydney Opera House review: expect the unexpected

Louder, by Gravity and Other Myths, brings joy, laughter and stunning acrobatics to the Sydney Opera House.

Ballkids (or scenes from a friendship) returns to La Mama this September. Photo: Darren Gill.
Interviews

4 new sporting stories kicking goals in Australian theatre

These four creatives believe sporting stories can be winners on the stage.

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