Dolls, Dry Cleaning and delightful Chaos come to Her Majesty’s Theatre this month

From rock royalty and theatrical classics to riotous comedy and soul-stirring music, Her Majesty’s Theatre Ballarat delivers a month of unforgettable live entertainment.

Her Majesty’s Theatre Ballarat is alive with performances this June, offering comedy, theatre, and music that span intimate storytelling to international headliners. From hilarious stand-up to groundbreaking Australian theatre and world-class live music, these shows promise unforgettable experiences in Ballarat’s historic venue.

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Luke Kidgell: Good Intentions

When: 06 June 2026

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The viral sensation Luke Kidgell brings his 2026 World Tour to Ballarat with Good Intentions. Known for unpredictable and hilarious crowd-work, Luke attempts to prove that, despite his impulsive thoughts, he genuinely means well. Following tours across the US, Canada, New Zealand and Europe, this is your chance to experience the internet star live, as he navigates unexpected encounters and mischievous audience interactions with charm, wit, and a mission to show his good intentions.

Dry Cleaning (UK): Secret Love Tour

When: 07 June 2026

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South London art-rockers Dry Cleaning return to Australia for their Secret Love Tour, with Ballarat as the only regional stop. Acclaimed for poetic lyrics and inventive alt-rock riffs, they are joined by special guests Dogworld and Cosmonaut. Expect a dynamic blend of post-punk, shoegaze, and indie energy, highlighting the band’s evolution and intimate camaraderie. With their first Australian visit since 2022, this live show promises an electrifying experience for fans of intelligent, genre-defying rock music.

 

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Ross Noble: Cranium of Curiosities

When: 19 June 2026

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Expect the unexpected with Ross Noble’s Cranium of Curiosities. The Wizard of Waffle returns to Ballarat with a whirlwind of tangents, stories, and absurdity, where anything might happen—including becoming trapped in a barrel. Known for his improvisational comedy and unpredictable live shows, Ross invites audiences to peek inside his chaotic, humorous mind. Each performance is unique, filled with his signature wit, sharp observations, and rambling brilliance that turns ordinary moments into extraordinary laughter.

The Doll Trilogy: The Complete Series

When: 20 June 2026

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Red Stitch Theatre presents Ray Lawler’s The Doll Trilogy in its entirety for the first time in 40 years. Spanning 1937 to 1953, the trilogy follows Roo, Barney, Olive, and Nancy through love, loss, and societal change in Melbourne. From the playful optimism of Kid Stakes, through the war-shadowed Other Times, to the poignant Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, audiences will witness a rich tapestry of Australian life, resilience, and transformation, performed by one ensemble in a single, unforgettable day.

You can also view the shows in parts across June with The Dolls Trilogy Part 1: Kid Stakes on 18 June, The Dolls Trilogy Part 2: Other Times on 19 June, and The Dolls Trilogy Part 3: Summer of the Seventeenth Doll on 20 and 21 June.

Vika & Linda: Where Do You Come From?

When: 26 June 2026

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Vika & Linda celebrate their ninth studio album with Where Do You Come From?, a deeply personal and revealing show. Joined by The Bullettes, the sisters perform songs from the new album alongside beloved classics, exploring ancestry, identity, motherhood, grief, and joy. With over 35 years of acclaimed musical careers, Vika & Linda’s unmistakable harmonies and magnetic stage presence promise a moving, intimate, and powerful evening, bringing their extraordinary craft and enduring voices to Ballarat for one unforgettable night.

 

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Bron Lewis: Chaos

When: 27 June 2026

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Bron Lewis’ life—and comedy—is pure chaos. In Chaos, the ex-teacher and mother of three navigates parenting mishaps, career highs and lows, and the unexpected joys of puppy ownership. Her brutally honest and hilarious storytelling shines a light on everyday struggles, from mental health to family life, with warmth, relatability, and irreverent humour. Bron’s sharp wit turns chaos into comedy, making this a must-see show for anyone who has ever wondered, ‘What on earth am I doing?’

K-POP LIVE!

When: 28 Jun 2026

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Bursting with colourful costumes, high-energy choreography, and all the biggest K‑Pop hits, K‑POP Live is a one-hour spectacle of music, dance, and fun. Enjoy crowd favourites from BTS, Blackpink, Stray Kids, and more, alongside songs from K‑POP Demon Hunters. Directed and choreographed by Rina Chae—renowned as NZ’s Queen of K‑Pop—this dazzling show features live vocals, rapping, and dancers. Following a sell-out New Zealand tour, K‑POP Live now arrives in Australia for a school holiday extravaganza.

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