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Opera’s wildest late-night party returns to Melbourne!

Sunday 15 November, 9pm | Regent Theatre, Melbourne
One night only!

“Irresistible ★★★★” – Limelight

After a sold-out night at the Sydney Opera House last month, the glittering Opera Up Late returns to Melbourne this November.

Join an exceptional line-up including Australian opera royalty Emma Matthews, Ruth Strutt, Daniel Macey and Anthony Mackey, in a high-energy celebration of vocal fireworks, riotous humour and delicious chaos.

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“Fabulous, filthy and gloriously gay.” – Theatre Thoughts

Grab a drink and take a wild ride through re-imagined opera hits, musical theatre classics and a few pop numbers.

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