The youngest son in a mobility aid-using family runs away from his Mandurah home, looking for the love he deserves on land. Made with care by a disabled-led team of underrepresented theatre, dance and music collaborators – this coming-of-age ballet adaptation shimmers with interdisciplinary magic and the tender determination of our city’s underdogs. Read More
You walk past shop front after shop front with ‘For Lease’ signs. Who even is Lease and why do they get all the empty shop fronts? You look up to the second level of terrace shops, “Oh, but they’re for storage”, your friend says, your Mum says, your friend’s Mum says. But surely all these spaces aren’t for storage. What stories do they have to tell? Read More
2 weeks, 6 plays, 1 night each. This November the Theatre is our salon, and you’re invited. We love our playwrights. We love the words on the page. But our artform must, at its most essential, be heard. So, lend us your ears. Let’s sit around the campfire (or LEDs) and tell stories, to understand. Great actors, great scripts and great conversations. Read More
Come along for a sneak peek at the wild, heartfelt, and hilarious stories hitting our stages from January to November 2026 — plus a few surprise pop-up moments from the brilliant artists behind them. It’s a night to toast what’s next, catch up with the familiar faces (and meet a few new ones) from our Blue Room community, and be the first to see what’s cooking for the year ahead. We can’t wait to kick off an adventurous, joy-filled 2026 with you — full of new ideas, late-night laughs, and plenty of magic on (and off) stage. Expect pop-up performances, maybe some pakoras, and definitely a posse of pals. Read More

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The Blue Room Theatre stands on the lands of the Noongar peoples of the Bibbulmun Nation. We acknowledge Elders past and present, and we pay our respect to the continuing culture and contribution that all First Nations people make to the life of this city and this region.