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The Helpmann Awards return for two fabulous nights in Melbourne

Live Performance Australia (LPA) have today announced the 2019 Helpmann Awards, which will see the biggest stars of Australian live theatre and entertainment come together for the very first time in Melbourne.

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Act I will be held in Arts Centre Melbourne’s sophisticated jazz lounge for an up-close exclusive night to remember. Hosted by legendary Australian performer and writer Robyn Archer, the special evening will recognise artistic excellence and achievements on stage as well as the creative and technical genies behind the scenes.

Act II brings a black-tie gala, saluting artistic achievement on the Australian stage over the past year from musicals to contemporary music, comedies to opera, theatre to cabaret.

Presenting the forty-two awards over the two nights will be Kate Miller-Heidke, Keir Nuttall, Mitchell Butel, Paul Kelly, Robyn Archer, Susie Youssef and more, as well as performances from Brent Hill and the kids of School of Rock, Silvie Paladino, The Australian Ballet, Victorian Opera, Bangarra Dance Theatre and others to be announced.

The Helpmann Awards are the premier celebration of Australia’s vibrant live performance industry. Don’t miss your chance to be part of the main event.

The Helpmann Awards will be held on Sunday 14th & Monday 15th July at Arts Centre Melbourne. Tickets and more information available from helpmannawards.com.au

Image:- James Morgan Photography


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