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Attend Miranda Harcourt's International Masterclass and gain insights from one of the most celebrated film coaches. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, Miranda's proven techniques will refresh and kick-start your acting work. Observe her active workshops and case studies to learn how top actors and directors work on major feature films around the world.

Each session time goes for 3 hours. If you love everything about Christmas, you will love Melbourne's Christmas Wonderland! The activities are best suited for children 10 and under. .

This December, join us at Spiegel Haus for Dasher & Dancer’s Disco! Our rooftop will burst with festive cheer, featuring live music, roaming performers and fun Christmas craft activities. Kids come along for free! Highlights include:• Vaudeville Smash – interactive Christmas performance• Culture Jam Kids Disco – dancing, circus fun & characters• Christmas Crafts – free take-home creations• Santa Visit – meet the big man in red Boogie with disco dynamos Vaudeville Smash as they blend classic carols with fresh festive tunes, then jump into Culture Jam’s joyful kids’ dance party, packed with circus artistry, characters and Christmas magic. Kids can get creative with free craft activities, making festive decorations they can take home – and keep an eye out for a special appearance from Santa himself! There are two sessions daily at 11am and 12:45pm, so families can pick the time that suits them best. Celebrate the season with a rooftop full of sparkle, music and holiday magic! Presented by City of Melbourne, Spiegel Haus, Culture Jam & School Perks

Summer Breaks returns with A-Skillz (UK) and The Freestylers (UK) for a day party at Howler Garden Bar! A-Skillz is known for his iconic releases and collaborations with artists like James Brown and Jurassic 5. With limited tickets available, this event is expected to sell out quickly.

One of drum & bass’ most influential pioneers, ANDY C returns to Melbourne in January 2026 for an exclusive show at the iconic Revolver Upstairs. A true architect of the genre, Andy C has spent more than two decades shaping the global DNB landscape with his unmatched technical skill, high-energy performances, and legendary multi-deck DJ sets that continue to push the boundaries of what live drum & bass can be. Don’t miss the chance to experience Andy C in Australia this January. 𝙃𝙞𝙜𝙝𝙚𝙧 𝙂𝙧𝙣𝙙 𝙥𝙧𝙚𝙨𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙨 ANDY C  With special guest support TBA  Date: 22 JAN 2026  Venue: Revolver Upstairs, Melbourne  Time: 2:00 pm This is strictly an 18+ event, valid ID is required upon entry. We respectfully acknowledge the traditional owners of land and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

Approximate Running Times: Doors - 6:15pm Start - 7:00pm Finish - 8:15pm Celebrate the magic of Christmas with this joyous musical theatre spectacular, starring beloved Australian icons Lucy Durack, Rob Mills, and Bobby Fox. Featuring timeless Christmas hits, show-stopping choreography by a world-class ensemble, and a surprise guest, this dazzling production is the ultimate festive treat. .

Get ready for an electrifying night of live music as The Ultimate INXS Show returns after last year’s sold-out performance! INXSIVE reproduce not only the sound of INXS, but also the live show that made them as memorable as they are today.

Celebrate New Year's Eve 2025 at Ellora, St Kilda! Enjoy rooftop views, headline DJs, bottomless drinks, cocktails, canapés, and entertainment at this Miami-inspired beachside haven. This event has been sold out for 5 years running, so don't miss out!

Licensed 18+ Tickets Available In Auditorium All Ages Alcohol Free Tickets In Mezzanine Minors under 12 must be accompanied by an Adult All VIP sessions will take place prior to doors open unless otherwise advised + patrons will be notified 2-4 days out with session info Secret Sounds Present AITCH (UK) 4 - AU Tour BRIT Award-winning powerhouse UK rapper Aitch has today announced his 4 Australian tour for January 2026, presented by Secret Sounds and triple j. Having last toured Australia in 2022, playing to full houses across the country and an adoring crowd at Splendour in the Grass as well as Spilt Milk in 2023, this tour will showcase his spectacular sophomore album 4 alongside nearly a decade of fan favourites. Before the release of 4 in June, Aitch stated, “I’m in this season of reminding people why I’m here in the first place and why I’m in the position I’m in.” 4 triumphantly hit the charts in the UK - #1 in the Independent Albums Chart and #7 in the Official Albums Chart, after singles ‘A Guy Called?’ and ‘Raving In The Studio’ cracked the UK’s Official Top 30 almost instantly. Aitch began 2025 feeling primed for his fourth era, itching to get out there and make people feel something. The release of 4 has let him deliver his goal once again, and he’ll soon be gearing up to round off a huge 2025 with his live return, a one-off headline homecoming show at The Warehouse Project, Manchester. ABOUT AITCH Aitch’s potent foray into music almost a decade ago delivered inaugural releases like ‘Back To Basics’ (2017) and ‘Straight Rhymez’ (2018), garnering both industry and online virality. “When I spray that skippy, man comes through militant,” he rapped all those years ago on the former. Aitch carved his industry innings as a wordsmith; it's a quality that’s etched to his ascendancy. Aitch is cognisant, however, of his atypical decade in music. Gaining notoriety across his late adolescence, he missed out on a conventional coming of age, doing so instead, in the public eye. “I've not done the normal young adult life and spent it with my friends doing certain things that they're doing, but at the end of the day, I'm grateful for everything,” he shares. After the release of his acclaimed, number two charting debut album Close To Home, Aitch gained another national feat, becoming the first Mancunian to win Best Hip-Hop, Grime and Rap Act BRIT Award, a win he doesn’t take lightly. “It was amazing,” he shares endearingly. “I deserved to win. Everyone got a chance to vote and people showed up for me.” The win follows a debut era that immersed itself in critical success. Album singles “Baby” now a platinum record at home and in Australia, and “My G” gold across UK pastures. Aitch then spent most of the last two years reclaiming time with friends and family. As an ambassador of the Association for Down Syndrome, he also climbed Kilimanjaro, this January, raising over £160,000 for the cause, exceeding his initial £70,000 target. “I’ll always continue to do charity work, it feels like one of those life accomplishments, something I’ll never forget,” he reflects. Dotted across his brief career recline, Aitch dropped clusters of singles, alongside D-Block Europe, Clavish, and A1 x J1; to him however, his hunger grew. “I feel like the scene’s playing it safe,” he says. Introspectively, he also felt panes from the public, ones forgetting his enormous success and undeniable talent in his rearview. “For lack of a better word, I'm absolutely on smoke,” he asserts. On his 25th birthday in December, the fourth arc of his career, as he called it, and his adequately inscribed sophomore album 4, were conceived. “I got that itch again, I started to feel like ‘okay, yeah, let’s do this’” 4, and this juncture of Aitch’s career is marked by transparency, honesty, and ultimately letting go. “Four has always been a thing from earlier because my postcode is M40,” he begins. “This will also be my fourth body of work in my book. That's H2O, Polaris, Close to Home, and now 4. It all just makes sense, I want to give people a piece of where I really come from, a bit of me and where I’m at.” Harrison Armstrong — the man behind the Aitch moniker — displays gratitude as he articulates his reality, cognisant of the enclave of people he sits beside, able to make music for a living. “Let’s just go for it,” he exclaims candidly. He’s also grown into a hyperaware man now, fortified in his thoughts, perceptions, and decisions. 4 sees Aitch on top form, one of the only acts able to make a split decision to craft a new era in a matter of months and ensure quality control remains of highest priority. “I just wanna see people smile,” he says. “I don’t see enough of that and it genuinely makes me sad, I want to see that joy again.” FOLLOW AITCH:https://www.facebook.com/officialaitch/ FACEBOOK [https://www.facebook.com/officialaitch/] |INSTAGRAM [https://www.instagram.com/aitch/?hl=en] |TIKTOK [https://www.tiktok.com/@aitch12?lang=en] |X [https://x.com/officialaitch?lang=en] |SPOTIFY [https://open.spotify.com/artist/2PJEagPIxaBugeMjIyKVXF] |WEBSITE [https://www.aitchofficial.com/] ---------------------------------------- MASTERCARD PREFERRED TICKETS These tickets are available exclusively to Mastercard cardholders and can only be purchased using a Mastercard and by paying through the Mastercard network. 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Celebrate New Year’s Eve from one of Melbourne’s most iconic rooftops. Expect the best views of the fireworks, a Disco Fever theme, roaming canapés, unlimited drinks, and DJs spinning until late. This is the NYE party everyone talks about - and tickets move fast. GA expected to sell out early December. Don’t wait.

Performances take place on grass. Chairs not provided, bring a blanket. Gates open 1 hour piror to performance. Join Ratty, Mole, Badger, Otter, Portly, and, of course, Mr Toad as they bring Kenneth Grahame's immortal story of life on the riverbank to the stage This critically acclaimed outdoor theatre production delivers music, songs, and laughs. There is fun for young and old as the Head Chief Rabbit transforms the audience into rabbits with a waggle of the ears and a wiggle of the nose. The young 'rabbits' are encouraged to get involved in the action and are given every opportunity to scream out loud, sing along and become part of the adventure. With laughs and surprises for children and adults, this is interactive theatre at its best. Celebrating over 35 years in the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne and 20 years in the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, The Wind in the Willows is Australia's best-loved affordable family entertainment.