There is lift access in the main entrance that has access to all levels including the box office, Main Stage Stalls, Dress Circle and Gallery, Studio Theatre Stalls and Studio Theatre Balcony Seating.

Theatre Royal Studio Theatre has dedicated seating options for guests in wheelchairs and their guests.
To book these, please contact their box office directly on +61 (3) 6146 3300.

There are equal access car spaces on Collins Street, as well as spaces directly at the entrance for drop offs. 
Please be aware that the set down / drop off areas have limited capacity, and we recommend allowing time for possible delays. 

Assistive listening (such as hearing loops)

The Theatre Royal Studio Theatre is equipped with an Assisted Hearing Service. This system can assist patrons with all levels of hearing impairment including hearing aids.
Please contact their box office directly on +61 (3) 6146 3300 to discuss your needs.

There are equal access bathrooms on every level at Theatre Royal.

Quiet spaces/break out rooms for sensory relief

Quiet foyer spaces, but no dedicated room

Companion Card bookings are welcome. Please contact the Theatre Royal box office directly on +61 (3) 6146 3300.

Theatre Royal welcomes guests accompanied by assistance animals and our staff are trained to meet the needs of support dogs and their handlers.

More venue specific access info can be found here: https://www.theatreroyal.com.au/accessibility

Direction: Constantine Koukias & Slavisa Drobnjaković

Film sequence director: Slavisa Drobnjaković

Musicians: Derek Grice, Gabriella Smart, Hayato Simpson, Konrad Park, Julius Schwing

Director of photography: Aleksandar Mijailović

Film sequence editors: Mihajlo Jevtić + Ferdy Roozen

Thursday 23 + Friday 24 February, 7.30–8.45pm

Saturday 25 February, 2–3:15pm + 7.30–8.45pm

A film noir opera about a composer in an authoritarian state, and the price of artistic freedom. Live vocals and performance intertwine with projected film, blurring the line between live performance and cinema.

7 years and up - Contains violence and sexual references

Waitlist forms will open up once events have sold out.

IHOS Amsterdam

Wisconsin’s finest musical export, playing from every warm, cabin-in-the-woods corner of their Grammy-winning discography.

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BON IVER

A Deep Black Sleep

Theatre Royal Studio, 27–29 Campbell St, nipaluna / Hobart

2022/2023 A Deep Black Sleep IHOS AMSTERDAM: A DEEP BLACK SLEEP  27-29 Campbell Street, Hobart

There is lift access—via the main entrance—to all levels of the Hedberg Building, including the Ian Potter Recital Hall. 

The Ian Potter Recital Hall has dedicated seating options for guests in wheelchairs and their guests.
To book these, please contact their box office directly on +61 (3) 6146 3300.

Companion Card holders can book a free ticket for their companion when buying tickets. Your Companion Card will be requested at the door.

Presented in partnership with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra

An interactive choral performance where the audience dictates the entire program by choosing poems that move / interest them, and the choir performing works in response to their choices. Nico himself will also prepare a piece from a work picked by the audience, which’ll be performed to close the show. 

Latecomers will be admitted at a suitable break in the performance.

TSO Chorus + Nico Muhly

A Life Sentence with Nico Muhly

The Ian Potter Recital Hall, The Hedberg, 19–27 Campbell Street, nipaluna / Hobart

2022/2023 TSO Chorus X Nico A LIFE SENTENCE WITH NICO MUHLY: TSO CHORUS x NICO MUHLY The Hedberg, 19-27 Campbell Street, Hobart 4:30 PM

The Hedberg, 19-27 Campbell Street, Hobart

If you can't do stairs, the theatre is accessed through a separate door. See Mona Foma staff if you need assistance.

Produced and commissioned by Salamanca Arts Centre.  

Presented in association with Mona Foma.  

Supported by Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) fund – an Australian Government initiative.

Inspired by a play that got its author charged with immorality, five authors have worked together to write the stories of ten couples—always played by the same two actors—that take place over a day and a night in the middle of a Hobart winter. Oh, and the characters have sex in every scene. 

A Mouthful of 'C' Words

Peacock Theatre, Salamanca Arts Centre, 77 Salamanca Place

2022/2023 Mouthful of C Words A MOUTHFUL OF 'C' WORDS 77 Salamanca Place, Salamance Arts Centre

77 Salamanca Place, Salamance Arts Centre

The Nolan Gallery is accessible via lifts within the museum. Staff can help you navigate.

We recommend catching the ferry to Mona. By the time Mofo comes around, there’ll be an accessible entrance via tunnel if you need it. If this is you, make yourself known to staff on the ferry. The ferry departs Hobart from Brooke Street Pier (accessible via lift and ramp entrance). So does our wheelchair-accessible bus.

If driving to Mona, accessible parking spots are located in the main car park, approximately 300m from the museum entrance. Go to the top of the driveway, turn left and look for the signs. Alternatively, get dropped off at the bus stop at the top of the drive, approximately 200m from the museum entrance.

Perceivable written materials (such as large print, basic font)

If visiting Mona, we recommend downloading the O before your visit. It includes information about the art on display, plus a visitor guide and maps, pinpointing useful stuff like the three lifts, parent and carer room, and accessible toilets. The O supports VoiceOver and screen reader functionality.

Refer to the O or ask staff to point you in the direction of accessible toilets.

If you need somewhere quiet for a break, try the parent and carer room on B3. Speak to gallery staff if you need assistance.

Lighting designer + production manager: Chris Jackson

Friday 24–Sunday 26 February, 6.30–7.10pm

A dance performance of a figure caught between their body’s original memories and the persona of a new, otherworldly being.

Amber McCartney + Tasdance

Baby Girl

2022/2023 Amber McCartney AMBER MCCARTNEY: BABY GIRL 655 Main Road, Berriedale 6:00 PM

Venue is accessible, seating at ground level / front row only.

Accessible toilet is all gender, other restrooms are M/F

Foyer can be accessed during performances

Lighting designer + production manager: Chris Jackson 

Supported by Arts Tasmania, RANT Arts Tasmania Project Fund, Regional Arts Fund (QLD), Dancenorth, Judith Wright Centre, Tasdance + Australia Council for the Arts

Five female dancers animate and interact with a mass of pastel foam objects that litter the performance space, ‘exploiting and embracing their habitat’ as the lines between object, body, power and product blur.

Jenni Large

Body Body Commodity

Earl Arts Centre, 10 Earl Street, Launceston

2022/2023 Body Body Commodity JENNI LARGE: BODY BODY COMMODITY 10 Earl Street, Launceston

The main entrance to MyState Bank Arena is Entry 2. The multiple entry points at the front of the venue are fully accessible. There is lift and ramp access from the Main Foyer to the lower level near doors 1 + 3.
MyState Bank Arena has wheelchair accessible areas with adjacent seats for companions and guests.
Wheelchair storage is available for guests who wish to transfer to a seat from their wheelchair. Please notify one of our ushers, who will make these arrangements for you.
Accessible seating at MyState Bank Arena is available on the Arena Floor (Lower Level), including general admission standing floor.

There is often high demand for accessible parking for events at MyState Bank Arena, so it’s best to check your parking options early, and allow yourself plenty of time to get to the show on the day.
Accessible parking is available in the main carpark near Entry 1. We have a limited number of car parks designated specifically for accessibility pass holder parking. These spaces are free, and they fill up quickly.

Accessible restroom facilities are easily accessible on the main concourse. The venue is also fitted with an Adult Change Facility which includes an adult sized change table, ceiling hoist, a peninsula toilet, privacy screen and additional circulation space.

Foyer space is quieter during the event but no dedicated rooms are available.

Entry is free for companions. Please contact Bookings and Enquiries directly on +61 (3) 6277 9978 to book or add a Companion Card ticket to a booking.

Animals or pets of any kind are prohibited, except for trained service animals and service animals in training.
Please see security or staff if you need to take your service animal outside or need water.

Under 18s must be accompanied by a ticketed parent/guardian.

This event may include strobe lighting, haze effects and intense volume.

The venue has their own conditions of entry. Read more here.

Bon Iver

MyState Bank Arena, 601 Brooker Highway, Glenorchy

2022/2023 Bon Iver BON IVER 601 Brooker Hwy, Glenorchy 6:00 PM

Paterson Street entrance is fully accessible. The Wellington Street entrance is accessible via a ramp, but it does have a narrow point.

Partial wheelchair access
There are lifts within the building for those with accessibility needs.

Accessible parking at Paterson Street West  (79–83 Paterson Street) with seven accessible spaces, lift and accessible toilet (cubicle open 24 / 7). This carpark is 150m from the venue.

There are 2 accessible toilets total on site—one in B block ground floor, and one in A block ground floor. See Mona Foma staff if you're having trouble finding them.

Block A, Room A1-04 (ground floor). See Mona Foma staff if you need assistance. 

Featuring Ace Wood, Lucinda Shannon, L$F and Wavyrager.

May contain smoke, haze and strobe lighting.

Book Club: Friday

Library, reUNIÓN district, 10–16 Wellington Street, Launceston

2022/2023 Book Club BOOK CLUB 10-16 Wellington Street, Launceston 11 PM

Featuring Nayuka Gorrie, Big Data and Jex Wang.

Book Club: Saturday

Featuring Chloe Alison Escott and priya. 

Book Club: Sunday

Rosny Barn has a sloping, paved floor. If you have any general accessibility questions about the Rosny Barn, please contact Clarence Arts and Events on +61 (3) 6217 9607.  

Concept, performer (violin), co-creator: Anna McMichael (appears courtesy of Monash University)

Performer (percussion), collaborator: Louise Devenish (appears courtesy of Monash University)

Installation design and video animation : Nick Roux  

Composers and film design: Cathy Milliken, Damian Barbeler, Bree van Reyk, Daniel Blinkhorn, Kate Moore     

Letters from ‘Is This How You Feel?’ concept: Joe Duggan     

Videos: Karl Willebrant, Chris Cody, Lucian Fuhler    

Photos for Bloodwood Variations: Nina Frankova 

Clarence City Council, Australia Council for the Arts, Australian Research Council, Monash University, Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne

Installation:
Friday 24 February, 3–6.30pm
Saturday 25 + Sunday 26 February 11am–3pm
Free 

Performances: 
Friday 24 February, 7.30–8.30pm
Saturday 25 February, 4–5pm

Five new works for violin and percussion, inspired by handwritten letters from scientists describing how they feel about climate change. See the show; contribute your own letter; or do both.

Anna McMichael and Louise Devenish

Climate Notes

Rosny Barn, Lot 2 Rosny Hill Rd, Rosny Park

2022/2023 Climate Notes CLIMATE NOTES Lot 2, Rosny Hill Road, Rosny Park

Stair-free access is via lift in the Salamanca Arts Centre courtyard.

Limited accessible public parking along Salamanca place.

This project was made possible with support from the City of Hobart and Salamanca Arts Centre

An unbroken evening of music, with solo instrumentalists performing pieces that are remixed and responded to in real-time by Mish Szekelyhidi.

Ensemble Mania

Line Tracing 3

Long Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre, 77 Salamanca Place, nipaluna / Hobart 

2022/2023 Line Tracing 3 LINE TRACING 3 77 Salamanca Place, Hobart

Book bus or ferry transport to Mona Sessions—get there in style!

Mona Foma Transport To Mona

Mona Lawns events are mostly accessible, with some limitations to sightlines. Accessible viewing platforms will be available—contact the Bookings & Enquiries team on tickets@mona.net.au or +61 (3) 6277 9978.

Accessible parking nearby
We recommend catching the ferry to Mona. By the time Mofo comes around, there’ll be an accessible entrance via tunnel if you need it. If this is you, make yourself known to staff on the ferry. The ferry departs Hobart from Brooke Street Pier (accessible via lift and ramp entrance). So does our wheelchair-accessible bus.

If driving to Mona, accessible parking spots are located in the main car park, approximately 300m from the museum entrance and 150m from the Mona Sessions main gate. Go to the top of the driveway, turn left and look for the signs. Alternatively, get dropped off at the bus stop at the top of the drive, approximately 150m from the museum entrance, or 50m from the Mona Sessions main gate. If you're parking and need a shorter route into the Sessions, see Mona Foma staff at the boom gate.

If you're coming on Friday, Peaches' set will be Auslan interpreted by Auslan Stage Left.

Mobile Tickets or PDF tickets are available for this event.

Available at the Wine Bar and Ether Buildings at the rear of the event.

Accessible toilets and portaloos on site are all gender.

Follow the signs or see staff at the entrance gates if you require access to a quieter space during the event. 

Featuring Peaches, Chloe Kim and Shoeb Ahmad

This show includes haze, adult themes, nudity and explicit language.

Under 18s must be accompanied by a ticketed parent / guardian.

Children under 4 are free but require a ticket.

Events on the Mona Lawns are standing events, with limited space available for seating. If you need to bring your own chair, please fill out this form.

Mona sessions are a summery evening showcase of bands on the Mona lawns. Catch the ferry.

Expect DJs; dance; karaoke portals; art interventions. 18+ only.

COME TO THE (AFTER) PARTY. 
JUST LIKE FAUX MO.

THE PARTY

Mona Sessions: Friday

2022/2023 Hobart Mona Sesh FRI MONA SESSIONS - FRIDAY 655 Main Road, Berriedale

Featuring Pavement, Angel Olsen, Jockstrap and Van Diemen’s Band + Ensemble Kaboul

Under 16s must be accompanied by a ticketed parent / guardian.

Events on the Mona Lawns are standing events, with limited space available for seating. If you need to bring your own chair, please fill out this form.

If this is event is sold out, join the waitlist to be first in line for resales and releases.

Saturday 25 February, doors 5pm, music from 5.30pm

Mona Sessions: Saturday

2022/2023 Hobart Mona Sesh SAT MONA SESSIONS - SATURDAY 655 Main Road, Berriedale

Featuring Bikini Kill, Vieux Farka Touré, Kutcha Edwards and Miss Kaninna

Mona Sessions: Sunday

2022/2023 Hobart Mona Sesh SUN MONA SESSIONS - SUNDAY 655 Main Road, Berriedale

The Paterson Street entrance is level. The Wellington Street entrance is accessible via a ramp, but it does have a narrow point (1m). There are lifts within the building.   Accessible viewing platforms will be available, contact the Bookings & Enquiries team by emailing tickets@mona.net.au or calling +61 (3) 6277 9978.

Block A, Room A1-04 (ground floor). Follow the signs; see Mona Foma staff if you need help finding it. 

Featuring The Chills, Chikchika and I Hold the Lion’s Paw. Also happening during the day: Fantastic Futures.

This show may involve audience participation / interaction.

Head to the library for late-night beanbags, beverages, and a bit of chill.  

KEEN TO KICK ON AFTER THE SESSION?

BOOK CLUB

Early ticket registration for this Old Tafe Session is now closed. Plenty of free entry will still be available on the door (subject to capacity)—turn up and give it a whirl.

Old Tafe Sessions: Friday

reUNIÓN district, 10-16 Wellington St, Launceston

2022/2023 Launceston Sesh FRI OLD TAFE SESSIONS - FRIDAY 10-16 Wellington Street, Launceston

If you're coming to the Old Tafe Sessions on Saturday, Kae Tempest's set will be Auslan interpreted by Auslan Stage Left.

Featuring Kae Tempest, Yirinda, and Turiya Always—Celebrating Alice Coltrane. Also happening during the day: Fantastic Futures and Lost in Place.

Early ticket registration (with the exception of Auslan tix) for this Old Tafe Session is now closed. Plenty of free entry will still be available on the door (subject to capacity)—turn up and give it a whirl.

Old Tafe Sessions: Saturday

2022/2023 Launceston Sesh SAT OLD TAFE SESSIONS - SATURDAY 10-16 Wellington Street, Launceston

Featuring Perturbator, Soccer Mommy and Parvyn. Also happening during the day: Fantastic Futures and Lost in Place.

This show features explicit language, adult themes, horror imagery, strobes, and bright lights directed at the audience.

Old Tafe Sessions: Sunday

2022/2023 Launceston Sesh SUN OLD TAFE SESSIONS - SUNDAY 10-16 Wellington Street, Launceston

Commissioned by the Hon. Chris Schacht + SOUNDSTREAM

A time-travelling marriage of science and sound, played on a ‘time machine’ that looks suspiciously like a piano (with some additions)—it’ll be plucked, stroked and hammered by Gabriella Smart. 

For Piano and Diverse Media
IHOS Amsterdam

PRIMORDIAL

Theatre Royal Studio Theatre, 27–29 Campbell Street, nipaluna / Hobart

2022/2023 Primordial IHOS AMSTERDAM: PRIMORDIAL 27-29 Campbell Street, Hobart

Originally presented by ARTSHOUSE as part of Culturelab, Supported by The Australia Council for the Arts and Creative Victoria

Friday 17–Sunday 19 February, 3–4.30pm

A funeral director and a theatre director walk into a room. Watch them stumble along the fine line between the macabre, playful and tragic as they explore death and the industry that surrounds it.

Adult themes of death and dying. Not appropriate for children under 12.

APHIDS

The Director

2022/2023 The Director  THE DIRECTOR 10-16 Wellington Street, Launceston 2:45 PM

Access to the Party is level, via the Argyle Street entrance. There's a lift inside to access other floors.

Featuring BRADLEY ZERO, Arunya Lee Olive, Simonetti, Act Natural, Liam Gale, Solomon Frank, Tarot with imbi, Mummy’s Plastic and Isabella Maria Foster.

This event is strictly 18+ only. ID will be checked upon entry.

This show includes strobe lighting, haze, uneven surfaces and nudity.

Pass outs allowed, re-entry subject to capacity.

The Party: Friday

Old Mercury Print Hall, entry via 24 Argyle Street, nipaluna / Hobart

2022/2023 The Party - Friday THE PARTY 24 Argyle Street, Hobart

Featuring Gabrielle Kwarteng, alizé dj, Baby Ruin, HOUSE MUM, Aquenta, Tarot with imbi, Mummy’s Plastic and Isabella Maria Foster.

The Party: Saturday

2022/2023 The Party - Saturday THE PARTY 24 Argyle Street, Hobart

Featuring Suze Ijó, HOUSE MUM, Holly.etc, Aquenta, Solomon Frank, Liam Gale, imbi, Mummy’s Plastic and Isabella Maria Foster.

The Party: Sunday

2022/2023 The Party - Sunday THE PARTY 24 Argyle Street, Hobart

Accessible entry via Watchorn St available with Odeon staff assistance. Access to stalls area only.

Mezzanine bar area or foyer space. Please see staff if you need to be pointed to a space.

 Presented in partnership with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra

The TSO performs works from Nico’s expansive, diverse repertoire, featuring Veronique Serret on electric violin and the vocals of countertenor Nicholas Tolputt.

The TSO plays Nico Muhly

The Odeon, 167 Liverpool Street, nipaluna / Hobart 

Tickets

A Deep Black Sleep

A Life Sentence with Nico Muhly

A Mouthful of 'C' Words

Baby Girl

Body Body Commodity

Bon Iver

Book Club:Friday

Book Club:Saturday

Book Club:Sunday

Climate Notes

Line Tracing 3

Mona Foma Transport To Mona

Mona Sessions:Friday

Mona Sessions:Saturday

Mona Sessions:Sunday

Old Tafe Sessions:Friday

Old Tafe Sessions:Saturday

Old Tafe Sessions:Sunday

PRIMORDIAL

The Director

The Party:Friday

The Party:Saturday

The Party:Sunday

The TSO plays Nico Muhly

Van Diemen’s Band + Ensemble Kaboul

Van Diemen’s Band + Ensemble Kaboul

Book Club:
Friday

Book Club:
Saturday

Book Club:
Sunday

Mona Sessions:
Friday

Mona Sessions:
Saturday

Mona Sessions:
Sunday

Old Tafe Sessions:
Friday

Old Tafe Sessions:
Saturday

Old Tafe Sessions:
Sunday

The Party:
Friday

The Party:
Saturday

The Party:
Sunday