Rugby League The Musical is high energy and hilarious one man show by Denis Carnahan. A brilliant blend of sketch comedy, stand up comedy and musical satire, that takes aim at The Greatest Game Of All and its many colourful characters and controversies. The 2019 National Tour of Queensland will feature side splitting new material based on the current rugby league season, along with old favourites that have made his show a cult hit.

All tickets: $40

Point of No Return centres on a group of young convicts transported to Point Puer. The group face terrible hardship and strive to find hope for a future beyond the horrors of prison life.

Advance (before 12 July): $30, Adult: $40, Concession: $35, Member: $25, U18: $15, Schools: $15

Ballet’s most charming comedy, live on stage: The Australian Ballet’s Regional Tour presents Coppélia.

Adult: $62, Concession: $55, Member: $55, Child: $32, Groups 10+: $55, Family (2+2): $188

Ballet’s most charming comedy, live on stage: The Australian Ballet’s Regional Tour presents Coppélia.

Adult: $62, Concession: $55, Member: $55, Child: $32, Groups 10+: $55, Family (2+2): $188

IT’S been described as Griffith’s version of School Spectacular, only on a smaller scale. By all accounts, what KROP (Kids Rapt on Performing) lacks in size it makes up for in star quality. KROP is a creative and performing arts extravaganza giving more than 500 students from Riverina public schools an opportunity to shine on stage.

Adult: $25 Child: $15

IT’S been described as Griffith’s version of School Spectacular, only on a smaller scale. By all accounts, what KROP (Kids Rapt on Performing) lacks in size it makes up for in star quality. KROP is a creative and performing arts extravaganza giving more than 500 students from Riverina public schools an opportunity to shine on stage.

Adult: $18 Child: $10

IT’S been described as Griffith’s version of School Spectacular, only on a smaller scale. By all accounts, what KROP (Kids Rapt on Performing) lacks in size it makes up for in star quality. KROP is a creative and performing arts extravaganza giving more than 500 students from Riverina public schools an opportunity to shine on stage.

Adult: $25 Child: $15

This year audiences have the chance to witness World Champion Irish dancers direct from the West End’s Lord of the Dance, as A TASTE OF IRELAND – THE IRISH MUSIC AND DANCE SENSATION tours Australia wide telling the tale of the world’s most loved nation in one incredible performance.

Adults: $69, Concession: $62, Child: $49, Member: $59, Family 2x2: $224, Group 8+: $62

Roman Rudnytsky, concert pianist from the USA, has performed in 100 countries. He has come to Australia on tour every two years since 1979 and has played approximately 600 concerts here, in all states and territories - from the Sydney Opera House to many country and outback towns. His 2019 tour is his 21st in Australia, with 30 concerts in total.

Advance Tickets (before 26 July 5pm): $15, Full Price: $20

Happy Day Records presents, Class of 59, The Rock & Roll Circus Tour rolls into Australia in 2019, featuring a two hour concert production that assembles a rock and roll band to boot. Celebrating the talent, the hits, and the legacies of the original stars of Rock N’ Roll – Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Bill Haley, Jerry Lee Lewis and the Big Bopper.

Adult: $65. Concession: $60, Child: $60

Junior Youth Theatre Troupe. Wednesdays 4:30pm - 5:30pm. Commences 21 August - 25 September (6 week block)

$60

Much Ado About Nothing is a saucy and razor-sharp battle of wits between the bickering Beatrice and Benedick, who wield words as weapons, their banter betraying their love for each other.

Advance (before 9 August): $35, Adult: $45, Concession: $40, Member: $30, U18: $15, Schools: $15

From the producers of Prada’s Priscillas comes Les Divas: An all-male revue. Australia’s six-foot something songstress Prada Clutch plays the Goddess of Pop; Cher in her new show set on the Las Vegas Strip featuring an allstar line-up of her most famous friends.

Adult: $65, Concession: $60, Members: $59, Groups 10+: $58

When the 1960’s British Invasion hit worldwide, Herman’s Hermits were one of the biggest groups out of the UK. Their Australian No. 1 hits, ‘Mrs. Brown you’ve got a lovely daughter’ and ‘No milk today’ made the group one of the most popular groups of the day here in Australia. The No. 1’s were followed up by 8 more Top 10 hits including I’m Henry VIII, There’s a kind of hush, A must to avoid, Silhouettes and many more songs that cracked the top 20.

Adults: $69, Concession: $59, Members: $49, Groups 10+: $59

Aussie Concert Tour with violinist Hayden Wiseman. Hayden is a 27 year old violinist from rural southwest NSW. Joining Hayden in concert will be the exceptional young pianist and accompanist, Emily Thompson (who is studying Music at the Sydney Conservatorium), along with her brother Scott on French Horn and uncle, Stephen Aveling-Rowe on Cello.

Adults: $35, Concession: $25, Member: $25, Under 12: $25, Family (2+2): $100

Picasso and His Dog is inspired by the true life story of Pablo Picasso and his sausage dog Lump. This delightful show celebrates the animals with whom we share our lives while exploring what it is to be creative and to create. Created by Lemony S Puppet Theatre, this work is an inventive mix of live art-making on-stage, puppetry and magic realism.

Adult: $20, Child: $15, Group 4+: $16, Schools: $15

Charmaine Wilson is a world-renowned Australian medium, who has been consistently recognised for her skill and compassion since awakening to her gift in 1999. Charmaine has been dedicated to giving accurate information about the spirit world to her clients since she began her work in 2002. She has toured extensively around Australia and works on radio stations throughout regional Australia. This event is 16+

All tickets: $48

There’s no such thing as fun for the whole family... A brand new comedy-drama looking at a gloriously dysfunctional Australian family, Spencer tells the story of a tight-knit family led by single-mum matriarch Marilyn and her three adult children – wayward daughter Jules, mouthy coulda-been Ben and AFL golden-boy Scott.

Advance (before 30 August 5pm): $30, Adult: $40, Concession: $30, Member: $25, U18: $15,

QUEEN is amongst the greatest rock bands of the twentieth century and Freddie Mercury is hailed by many as the most charismatic and flamboyant performer in contemporary rock. Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody, seen as the best Queen show in Australia if not The World, is bringing to Australia their new show, THE GREATEST HITS TOUR.

Adult: $59, Concession: $54, Child: $30, Member: $54, Group 8+: $54

Infused with intense physical theatre, film and dance, Shaun Parker’s Blue Love is a poetic and satirical take on the clichés of pop culture, romance, coupledom and suburbia. From a fantastic place where TV soap meets art-house film, Glenn and Rhonda Flune take the audience on an expedition in search of the perfect relationship.

Advance (before 9 October 5pm): $30, Adult: $40, Concession: $30, Member: $25, U18: $15,

Multi award winning performer, Darren Coggan, returns to his country roots 'Like A Rhinestone Cowboy', delivering the vocal authenticity and guitar prowess of the great Glen Campbell.

Adult: $55, Concession: $50, Groups 6+: $50

The Sydney Comedy Festival Showcase Tour will be tearing up the freeways of Australia for the seventh year in a row to bring the crème de la crème of the 2019 Festival to Griffith!

Members: $30, Full Price: $35

From London to New York, Strassman's comic genius has shocked and surprised. Experience Strassman's uproarious comedy with those infamous favourites, the loveable Ted E. Bare and the evil Chuck Wood. This performance is rated MA. Children 12 to 15 years old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. No one under 12 admitted.

Premium: $79, A Reserve: $59, B Reserve: $49

Jane Rutter & Peter Cousens in Concert. An evening of elegance, guaranteed to make your heart sing. Members bring a friend for free.

Advance (before 1 November 5pm): $30, Adult: $40, Concession: $30, Member: $25, U18: $15,

Four of Australia's most acclaimed performers return to the stage together for the first time in two decades to celebrate the Young Stars of Country: Reunion. Featuring Beccy Cole, Adam Harvey, Felicity Urquhart & Darren Coggan.

Adult $57.00, Concession: $52.00, Member: $50.00, Child: $35.00

Join lovable local musical theatre artist John Martin, and special guests, for a very special festive celebration.

Advance Tickets (before 3 December 5pm): $15, Full Price: $20

Membership for 2019. Can sign up online or at the Box Office.

$30 per person, $50 for a couple.