The Australian Bee Gees Show

Children's Policy This event is all ages. Under 15s must be accompanied by an adult. All guests over 2 years old need a ticket to attend events at Anita's Theatre, unless stated otherwise for a specific show. Babies under 2 years are welcome without a ticket, if they're seated on an adult's lap and not occupying their own seat. For the protection of your child's hearing, it is a condition of entry, that babies under 18 months wear ear protection for adult concerts/events (not including children specific productions). Please also note that prams are not permitted in the venue. Age restrictions are determined according to the content of the show, so it is important that you check the information on the event page when purchasing a ticket. For updated show times please click [here](https://www.anitastheatre.com.au/)
Approximate Running Times: Doors - 7:30 pm Start - 8:00 pm Finish - 10:00 pm After 24 years and over 6,500+ performances in over 55+ countries, The Australian Bee Gees Show is the toast of Las Vegas. The show has been in residence at Excalibur Resort & Casino on the Las Vegas Strip since February 2011 and has been voted twice, The Best Tribute Show in Las Vegas. The Australian Bee Gees Show also tours Worldwide throughout the year. Recently honoured by Mayor Carolyn Goodman, the Mayor of the City of Las Vegas with the Proclamation of THE AUSTRALIAN BEE GEES SHOW DAY on July 7th, for their dedication and contributions to the City and People of Las Vegas. The show features a chronology of the greatest hits from the wonderful music of the Brothers Gibb, including More Than A Woman, Night Fever, Stayin' Alive and How Do You Mend A Broken Heart, just to name a few. .

- Local booking line: +61 2 4267 5130
- Administrative office: +61 2 4268 4949

The account holder must present credit card and photo id when collecting tickets from the box office. The box office is open from one hour prior to the show for collections and sales.

Parking is located at the rear of the venue, accessible via King St. There is also on-street parking.

Wheelchair patrons should enter the venue from the carpark at the rear of the venue (entry via King St). Entry to the venue via the front entrance involves climbing around 20-30 steps. Patrons unable to climb stairs should enter the venue from the carpark at the rear of the venue (entry via King St). For non-wheelchair patrons, the following seats are easily accessed via a ramp, once inside the auditorium: all Box seats.

- No outside food or drinks
- Mobile phones must be silenced
- No photography during performances
- Late arrivals may be seated at management's discretion

Please refer to event information.