Find a great range of shows/workshops for students of all levels and teachers!
For Primaries
The Playground Craze tours In The Zone for students K - Yr 6 to all states and territories.
Book Week looms large for primaries this term. Check out our live and online options here. Book now for 2026 if you want a particular date!
For younger secondary kids, incursions like those of Bell Shakespeare and Mashed Theatre & Films will help
In Melbourne
Abduction: Beyond The Stage, Victorian Opera - this Friday 8 August - live and online
In Sydney
The Face of Jizo - School show, 27 August & 3 Sep
Whoops! You might just get lucky and get a live show in Book Week, but the shows are available most of Term 3, so you could just nominate your own Book Week day once you know when a show can come to your school.
And there's always great online options, too.
Entertaining and scientifically accurate science shows for Primary students - from weather to indigenous science.
Presented by Black Swan State Theatre Company is The Gospel According To Paul. Written and performed by Jonathan Biggins. Fabulous but accurate history. It might be hard for students to imagine a Prime Minister with the wit and influence of Paul Keating.
Season 23 July - 3 August.For Yrs 10-12.
An occasional series.
Coming up with an arresting image is it's own art form. Some images are not only riveting but beautifully sum up the show.
One of this year's favourites was Theatre Works fab image for Love and Information. See above.
One of Shakespeare's most exhilarating works, Coriolanus is a gripping portrait of a tyrannical mind in the first years of the Roman Republic.
All Australian schools now in Term 3.
Stick your beak right in!
Image: Troppo Troupe's wonderful Commedia dell'Arte show - Captain Spaventa and the Dowry Denied
Queensland and NT have been back at school for a week, by Wednesday, all states and territories will be heads down, tackling Term 3.
We hope you have all the ingredients to cook up a fab feast of a term.
Image: Junkyard Beats Vic - Rhythm Rascals - where music meets sustainability. Adapted to studen
Based on Australian author Alison Lester’s bestselling book, Imagine Live is a beautiful and interactive performance exploring themes around creativity, friendship and the natural world.
For K - Yr4, Seymour Centre, Thu 31 Jul at 10am & 12:30pm, Fri 1 Aug at 10am & 12:30pm
Most schools are back next week, into busy Term 3.
Hope you've had a good break!
Thinking about using the arts to enhance your subject? Just search here.
Australian Chamber Orchestra's production of award-winning, Finnegan Kruckmeyer's - The Princess, The Pea (and the Brave Escapee)
Season Wed 23 - Friday 25 July only. For K - Yr 4.
Leading to the Revolution and the overthrow of the monarchy in France, the storming of the hated Bastille prison by Parisian peasants in 1789, is celebrated as the birth of their Republic.
They managed this over 200 years ago, a year after the British established a penal colony here.