Nine Mainstage Shows and Two Late-Night Events round out Belvoir St Theatre’s new season.
Belvoir St Theatre has announced its 2027 Season show lineup and tickets are now on sale. From January to December, there will be nine mainstage productions and two late-night events, with more than a hundred artists taking the stage across the year.
The lineup mixes bold Australian writing, First Nations storytelling and Tony Award-winning hits.
Game. Set. Match. (7th–24th January) — A Sydney Festival transfer from Malthouse Theatre, exploring grief and connection through the lens of tennis.
The Lark (10th February–7th March) — Noni Hazlehurst stars in this ode to a vanishing inner-city pub facing demolition.
Stereophonic (20th March–25th April) — The most Tony-nominated play in history, a fly-on-the-wall look at a band chasing its breakthrough album.
A Clockwork Orange (8th May–6th June) — Anthony Burgess’s classic, adapted by Tom Wright, staged with a cast including Paula Arundell and Rose Riley.
The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe (12th June–18th July) — Robyn Nevin leads Jane Wagner’s satirical Broadway classic.
Dirty Diamonds (31st July–22nd August) — A road-trip drama following two young women from Perth to the Kimberley.
Wish You Were Here (28th August–19th September) — Set against 1978 Iran, a story of friendship and impossible choices.
The Landlord (25th September–24th October) — A near-future family drama set in Surry Hills, starring Zoe Terakes.
Dancing at Lughnasa (6th November–12th December) — Brian Friel’s Donegal-set classic, directed by Belvoir’s Artistic Director Eamon Flack, closing out the season.
Rounding out the year, Up Late returns with Redfern Renaissance, now in its third year celebrating Redfern’s artists and storytellers, and a new season of Up Late with Bianca Hunt, both on sale from November.
What You Need To Know:
Date: Season runs January – December 2027, subscriptions on sale from 7th September 2026
Cost: Varies by production and subscription package
Where: Belvoir St Theatre, Surry Hills