What Shows Are Happening in Melbourne in November?
November is a busy month for entertainment in Melbourne, with a wide range of theatre shows, musicals, opera, family performances and live concerts. Visitors can enjoy productions such as La Bohème, My Fair Lady, Mrs. Doubtfire – The Musical and The Trumpet of the Swan, along with major music performances across the city. Whether you enjoy theatre, music or family entertainment, Melbourne has plenty of shows to explore in November.
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Melbourne has a busy entertainment calendar in November 2026, with musicals, opera, theatre, comedy, family performances and major live concerts. Some of the highlights include La Bohème, My Fair Lady, Mrs. Doubtfire – The Musical, The Trumpet of the Swan and Watershed: The Death of Dr Duncan.
La Bohème
La Bohème runs from 7–18 November 2026 at Melbourne's Regent Theatre. Opera Australia presents Puccini's famous story of love, art and life in Paris.
My Fair Lady
My Fair Lady begins on 14 November 2026 at Arts Centre Melbourne and continues into January 2027. The production features the classic story of Eliza Doolittle and Henry Higgins, together with well-known songs from the musical.
Mrs. Doubtfire – The Musical
Mrs. Doubtfire opens at the Princess Theatre on 25 November 2026 and continues into February 2027. Based on the popular film, the musical follows Daniel Hillard as he creates his Mrs. Doubtfire identity to stay close to his children.
The Trumpet of the Swan
Families can see The Trumpet of the Swan from 20–22 November at the Regent Theatre. The production combines storytelling, theatre and live orchestral music from Orchestra Victoria.
Watershed: The Death of Dr Duncan
For opera and contemporary theatre fans, Watershed: The Death of Dr Duncan runs from 21–28 November. It is a new operatic work presented at Arts Centre Melbourne.
Big Live Music Shows
November also features major concerts around Melbourne. The published November calendar includes 5 Seconds of Summer, Robbie Williams, Iron Maiden, Foo Fighters, Melanie C, Charlie Puth, Khalid, Joji, LANY and Harry Styles, among others.
November Shows at a Glance
Show | Dates | Location |
|---|---|---|
La Bohème | 7–18 Nov | Regent Theatre |
The Trumpet of the Swan | 20–22 Nov | Regent Theatre |
Watershed | 21–28 Nov | Arts Centre Melbourne |
My Fair Lady | From 14 Nov | Arts Centre Melbourne |
Mrs. Doubtfire | From 25 Nov | Princess Theatre |
With theatre, opera, family shows and major concerts happening throughout the month, November is a busy time for entertainment in Melbourne. Check the official venue or event page for current tickets, session times and availability before booking.
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