8 Jul

Your Song

Tales of heartbreak and hope, of pain and passion, of first loves and final moments, weave through Elton John’s iconic songbook in this Matilda Award-winning smash hit production.

Presented by The Little Red Company

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#The songs you know.
The stories you don’t.

Your Song celebrates the unforgettable music of megastar Elton John and the memorable moments it evokes for everyday people, reimagining Elton’s biggest songs including Candle in the Wind, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, I’m Still Standing, Benny and the Jets and Tiny Dancer using powerful stories and personal experiences shared by real-life people.

Times

Wednesday 08 July - 7:30pm

Prices

Empire Cardholder $72.00

A Reserve $89.00

Adult $79.00

Concession $75.00

Under 18 $49.00

Groups 6+ $74.00

*a fee of $5 applies per transaction for online bookings.

Venues

Empire Theatre

Genres

Music, Tribute, Cabaret, Theatre

Run Time

90 minutes no interval

Warnings

Contains loud music, haze, bright colourful lighting, confetti and infrequent coarse language. Recommend for ages 8+

Accessibility

If you're after wheelchair seating or Companion Card (limited number available) book via our Ticket Office or over the phone on 1300 655 299.

#Watch A Sneak Peek

High octane from beginning to end… The audience did not stop applauding and dancing.
The Creative Issue

If you’re looking for a show that you can sing along to, that will pull on your heartstrings and leave you breathless, Your Song is that show.
Scenestr

A wondrous fun-filled and joyous celebration of Elton John’s extraordinary body of work, made more pertinent by personal stories and delivered with aplomb by a phenomenally talented group of singers and musicians. It should certainly not be missed!
ArtsHub

An excellent directorial debut for Naomi Price and yet another astonishing set and production feat for The Little Red Company.
Scenestr

The absolute masters of the feel-good theatre experience
Cultural Flanerie

Elton John has been a part of our cultural landscape for so long that generations have grown up with his music and Your Song pays tribute to that in the most wonderful way.
The Courier Mail