What's On | Glen Street Theatre

The Beach Boys Experience

Sat 29 Aug 2026

The Beach Boys Experience does a faithful reproduction of this iconic band. This show will treat audiences to their favourite Beach Boys Songs including: Surfin USA, California Girls, Fun Fun Fun, Surfin Safari, I Get Around, Do It Again, Little Deuce Coup, Barbara Ann and many more.

A Taste of Ireland

Direct from Off-Broadway and London’s West End, the internationally acclaimed A Taste of Ireland Company returns with its flagship production — ‘A Taste of Ireland — The Irish Music & Dance Sensation’ — touring Australia in 2026.

Thu 03 Sep - Sat 05 Sep 2026

Performed by former World Irish dance champions, and featuring dancers from Lord of the Dance, Riverdance, and the recent West End cast of Éireann, ‘A Taste of Ireland’ brings the spirit and energy of modern Ireland to life with a pint of Irish wit.

Women's Adventure Film Tour 2026

Celebrate 10 years of the Women’s Adventure Film Tour, proudly presented by Mountain Designs.

Sun 06 Sep 2026

From

$25.00

The Gospel According to Paul - The Second Coming

After critically acclaimed sell-out seasons across the country, this unmissable political satire is coming to Glen Street Theatre.

Wed 09 Sep - Sun 13 Sep 2026

From

$85.00

Fly Fishing Film Tour

The world's biggest Fly Fishing film event returns.

Wed 16 Sep 2026

From

$28.00

Bombshells

Ordinary women, extraordinary chaos.

Fri 18 Sep - Sat 19 Sep 2026

From

$35.00

The Manhattan Short Film Festival 2026

Sun 04 Oct - Sun 04 Oct 2026

Cirque Nouvelle

Wed 07 Oct - Wed 07 Oct 2026

Prepare to be amazed as our quirky ring master takes you on a journey to see riveting acts from around Australia come together to present 'Cirque Nouvelle’ - a new evolution of circus.

The Quizzical Mr Jeff

Step into the extraordinary, where the impossible becomes reality in a mesmerizing fusion of circus, magic & illusion.

Thu 08 Oct 2026

From

$35.00

California Dreamin'

Fri 09 Oct 2026

In the kaleidoscopic swirl of the 1960s, Flower Power bloomed, and Peace and Love became the heartbeat of a generation. Just beyond the shimmering lights of Hollywood Boulevard and the gritty pulse of the Sunset Strip, Laurel Canyon stood as a sanctuary for the dreamers, the rebels, and the artists. It was a magnet for hippies and visionaries from all corners of the world. By the time the 1970s rolled in, the Canyon had become a musical Eden, where creativity thrived, harmonies flourished and young people followed their dreams of music stardom.