Cape Ballet: Swan Lake
THE ICON OF CLASSICAL BALLET. A TIMELESS MASTERPIECE.
- WA · SA · VIC
- Apr 2027
- 2 hrs & 20 minutes
About
Cape Ballet brings its magnificent Swan Lake to Australia this April for a strictly limited tour.
A defining icon of classical ballet, Swan Lake has captivated audiences for generations with its timeless story brought to life through Tchaikovsky's unforgettable music and some of the most breathtaking choreography ever created for the stage.
Cape Ballet's acclaimed company of 60 perform this spectacular production of the world's most loved ballet, featuring exquisite choreography, magnificent sets and lavish costumes.
A princess bound by a sorcerer's curse to live as a swan. A prince whose love alone can set her free. At the heart of Princess Odette and Prince Siegfried's fates lies a breathtaking world of romance, betrayal and eternal devotion.
“Luxurious… sheer wonderment” De Beer Necessities
“Elegant, powerful, visually magnificent and deeply emotional” DK Expressions
Venue
Crown Theatre Perth
Great Eastern Highway, Burswood, WA, 6100
Crown Theatre Perth is a two-tiered auditorium within the Crown Perth entertainment precinct in Burswood. Seating up to 2,260 people, it presents major musicals, concerts and live theatre, with Lounge seating downstairs and a Dress Circle above. Dining, bars and accommodation are available elsewhere in the precinct.
Getting there
Train: Burswood Station is a short walk from Crown Theatre.
Bus: Multiple bus routes serve the Crown Perth precinct; check Transperth for current routes and times.
Car: Crown has several signposted undercover and open-air car parks. P4 Riverside and P2 Multi-level are nearby paid options; parking conditions can vary, so check before travelling.
Accessibility
Ground-level wheelchair entry is through Theatre Door 2, with accessible toilets on the ground floor and limited wheelchair and companion seating in the Lounge. A hearing loop covers selected Lounge seats, while foyer lifts reach Levels 1 and 2. Book accessible seats through Ticketmaster Accessible Bookings on 1300 446 925; Companion Cards are accepted subject to the booking conditions.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
Her Majesty’s Theatre
58 Grote Street, Adelaide, SA, 5000
Her Majesty’s Theatre is one of Adelaide Festival Centre’s venues, located separately on Grote Street. Opened as the New Tivoli in 1913 and extensively redeveloped before reopening in 2020, the restored proscenium theatre retains its heritage character and seats close to 1,500 people across three levels.
Getting there
Tram: Victoria Square tram stop is the nearest tram stop.
Bus: Many bus services run along Grote Street, and free City Connector services stop near Grote Street and Victoria Square.
Car: Nearby options include UPark Grote Street at Adelaide Central Market and commercial parking on Pitt and Franklin streets.
Accessibility
Her Majesty’s Theatre is wheelchair accessible, with removable seats in Stalls row G, Dress Circle and Grand Circle, and foyer lifts to all levels. Accessible toilets, assistance-animal access and hearing assistance packs are available. Adelaide Festival Centre participates in the Companion Card program; book accessible seating online where offered or call Ticketek on 131 246 to discuss requirements.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
Princess Theatre
163 Spring Street, Melbourne, VIC, 3000
Princess Theatre is a landmark Melbourne theatre with seating for up to 1,500 patrons across the Stalls, Dress Circle and Grand Circle. Its original chandelier and many bespoke interior details remain, while a significant 2019 refurbishment prepared the building for contemporary productions without losing its historic character.
Getting there
Tram: Routes 86 and 96 serve the level-access Nicholson Street, Stop 10.
Train: Parliament Station is approximately 150 metres from the theatre.
Car: Marriner Group recommends nearby First Parking locations at 59 Lonsdale Street and 34–60 Little Collins Street. A short drop-off zone is available on Spring Street outside the theatre.
Accessibility
A ramp at the far-left Spring Street doors provides step-free entry to the Stalls, where four wheelchair positions have associated companion seats and an accessible toilet is available. There is no lift to the Dress or Grand Circle. Assistive listening devices are free to borrow. Book wheelchair seats or Companion Card tickets in advance on 1300 11 10 11 (option 2) or through Marriner Group’s access request form.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
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