This event is not recommended for children under 14 years of age. Accessible Seating & Companion Card Holder: Accessible seating may be purchased online. Bookings including a Companion Card ticket can only be collected from the Box Office. The Companion Card must be presented upon collection.
Approximate Running Time: 2 hours & 30 minutes, including interval. This production contains language and themes which may be challenging or offensive and is recommended for audiences 14 years +. The award-winning smash hit musical SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER comes to the Athenaeum Theatre. SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER is the ultimate celebration of the 1970s disco phenomenon that defined a generation & includes the Bee Gee's hits 'Stayin' Alive', 'Night Fever', 'More Than A Woman' & 'How Deep Is Your Love'. Directed by Drew Anthony with choreography by Jamie & Suzi Rolton, this reimagined award-winning production of SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER propels the cult classic to dazzling new heights with explosive energy, sensational dancing & vocal performances that bring the amazing disco soundtrack to life. Based on the 1977 movie starring John Travolta, SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER is the story of Tony Manero & his quest to break free from conformity & become king of the club.
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Will Call available 1hour prior to event
The closest car parking is situated at the Westin Hotel on Collins (entry via Flinders Lane). Other carparks are located within the CBD.
Patrons enquiring about wheelchair seating should phone the theatre direct on 9650 1500. Disabled toilets are installed. There are stairs to all levels.
- Patrons must be seated by performance start time
- No smoking inside theatre
- Mobile phones should be switched off during performance
- Photography and recording prohibited unless permitted
- Refund and cancellation policy applies (check specific show terms)
- Children's pricing available for selected shows
A baby in arms policy operates at the discretion of the hirer, any child occupying a seat must purchase a ticket.
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