Dirty Dancing In Concert
You fell in love with their first dance, now it’s your turn to relive it.
- WA · VIC · NSW · QLD
- Nov – Dec 2026
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About
Dirty Dancing in Concert is a cinematic live-to-film concert event that brings the iconic love story back to the big screen, with a twist.
Watch the digitally remastered film in full on a massive cinema screen, while a live band and singers perform every unforgettable song from the original soundtrack, syncing with each moment of the movie. As the story of Baby and Johnny unfolds, you’ll sing, sway, and relive the time of your life, surrounded by fellow fans who love the film just as much as you do.
But the magic doesn’t stop when the credits roll. After the film, the celebration continues with an encore party where you’ll be invited to sing and dance along to the hits that defined a generation. This is more than a concert, it’s a love letter to the music, the moves, and the moment that changed everything.
Whether you’re reliving it or discovering it for the first time, one thing’s for sure. Some dances last forever.
Venue
Riverside Theatre
21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth, WA, 6000
Riverside Theatre is inside Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, where Elizabeth Quay meets the CBD. Perth’s largest tiered theatre seats up to 2,500 guests in its full configuration and hosts concerts, comedy, live performance, graduations and conferences. Its tiered design provides clear sightlines across the auditorium.
Getting there
Train: Elizabeth Quay Station is only a few minutes’ walk from PCEC.
Bus: CBD bus services, including free CAT buses, connect with the area; check Transperth for current routes.
Car: Paid City of Perth parking is available directly beneath PCEC at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre Car Park.
Accessibility
Riverside Theatre has step-free access by lift, dedicated wheelchair spaces with adjacent companion seating, and step-free rows AA–DD. PCEC has accessible entrances on Mounts Bay Road, seven accessible toilets and lifts to every floor. Hearing augmentation is available, and a sensory room is on Level 1. Book wheelchair seating through Ticketek’s Accessible Ticketing service.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
1 Convention Centre Place, South Wharf, VIC, 3006
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre sits beside the Yarra River at South Wharf. Its Convention Centre centrepiece, Plenary, is a flexible theatre for conferences, talks and full-scale productions, seating up to 5,564 people and able to divide into three smaller spaces; the Convention Centre opened in 2009.
Getting there
Tram: Use the MCEC journey information to plan for the closest South Wharf stops; Plenary visitors should enter via Convention Centre Place, between Pan Pacific Melbourne and DFO South Wharf.
Train: Southern Cross Station is about a 10-minute walk from MCEC.
Car: Use the Exhibition Centre Basement Car Park, which has accessible parking and lift access to Doors 1, 6 and 10.
Accessibility
MCEC has accessible toilets, ramps and lifts throughout, with accessible parking and lift access from the Exhibition Centre Basement Car Park. Plenary provides designated wheelchair and companion seating, nearby accessible and ambulant toilets, Braille door signs, hearing-assistance devices and a stage ramp. Registered assistance dogs are welcome; visitors should contact MCEC or their event organiser about event-specific accessible seating.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
ICC Sydney
14 Darling Drive, Sydney, NSW, 2000
ICC Sydney brings together convention, exhibition and entertainment spaces on Darling Harbour. Within its Convention Centre, the 2,500-seat Darling Harbour Theatre offers forward-facing, unobstructed views, with the furthest seat 32 metres from the stage.
Getting there
Train: Town Hall and Central stations are about a 10-minute walk from ICC Sydney.
Light rail: L1 services stop at Convention and Exhibition Centre; Convention is closest to the Convention Centre and Darling Harbour Theatre.
Bus: Routes 389 and 501 stop on Harris Street near Allen Street, about a 10-minute walk away.
Ferry: Darling Harbour ferry terminals and Pyrmont Bay Wharf provide access by water.
Car: ICC Sydney has two on-site car parks; Car Park 1 provides stair-free access to the Convention Centre.
Accessibility
The Convention Centre has stair-free entry from Tumbalong Boulevard, Iron Wharf Place, the Convention light rail crossing and Car Park 1, with lifts to Darling Harbour Theatre. Accessible toilets and wheelchair seating are available, with seating positions on the ground floor and Levels 3 and 4. Infrared assistive-listening receivers are available from Customer Service. Book accessible tickets through Ticketek.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Corner Merivale and Glenelg Streets, South Brisbane, QLD, 4101
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC) is a large convention, exhibition and entertainment venue in Brisbane’s South Bank precinct. Its flexible facilities include four exhibition halls, convention spaces and the Great Hall, with entrances on Merivale Street, Grey Street and at the corner of Melbourne and Merivale streets.
Getting there
Train: South Brisbane station is the closest station, approximately three to five minutes’ walk from the Centre.
Bus: Cultural Centre station is the closest bus station, approximately three to five minutes’ walk away.
Ferry: South Bank ferry terminal is the closest ferry stop, about 500 metres away.
Car: BCEC provides 24-hour undercover parking, with entries from Merivale, Melbourne and Grey streets.
Accessibility
BCEC’s entrances provide access by ramps or lifts, and internal lifts connect its levels. Accessible toilets and wheelchair-and-companion seating are available, while hearing loops are installed in meeting rooms and can be activated in larger rooms on request. Accessible parking bays sit beside lift lobbies in all three car parks. Call BCEC on 07 3308 3492 for accessible seating.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
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