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2023 Live

Burnie Arts and Function Centre are proud to present the Burnie Arts live performance season 2023

With a mix of large scale musicals, contemporary theatre, jazz, comedy, classical music and some shows especially for the kids, we hope that there will be something for everyone.

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DoMaur Productions RENT

Based on Puccini’s beloved opera La Bohème, Rent follows the ups and downs of a year in the life of a group of impoverished, artistic friends living in Manhattan’s East Village.

Ten Days on the Island: Hide the Dog

Two best friends stumble across the last Tasmanian tiger, triggering the adventure of a lifetime.

Van Diemen's Band Lunchbox Concert Series

Van Diemen's Band's immensely popular lunchtime concert series debuts in Burnie with five short-form concerts held in your lunch-break all for the price of a sandwich!

Garden on the Moon

Set in adjoining backyards, as aliens may or may not be about to invade the Earth, Livia discovers Retho living in the neighbour’s garden shed.

The Jazz Club

The inaugural Jazz Club comes to Burnie on International Jazz Day with a program featuring two ensembles from the deep south.

The Motherload

A creative documentary performance exploring the beauty, grotesque and poetic in the madness and mundane of motherhood.

Burnie Comedy Club

Hosted by Ned Townsend, join us in the club for a night of laughter with top talent Ivan Aristeguieta.

The Snow Queen

The Victorian State Ballet proudly presents The Snow Queen in a beautiful ballet story.

Set in 1946, the joyful and acclaimed musical The Sunshine Club, tells the story of Aboriginal soldier Frank Doyle, who is just returning home to Brisbane after serving in WW2, to find that, while the world may have changed, the same attitudes and prejudices still exist at home.