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The Studio at Sydney Opera House
1 hr 10 min
Highlights
Why Watch La Clique?
- Celebrating its 20th Anniversary, La Clique is a potent and sexy cocktail of acrobatics, deathly stunts and raucous comedy. Expect some unexpected laughs as performers interact with the audience in cheeky and spontaneous ways.
- La Clique brings the heat with its sultry and glamorous flair, with costumes, lighting, and music setting the scene for a show that will make you feel like you’re in an exclusive late-night party where anything can happen
- Watch exotic and erotic performers, as they contort themselves into superhuman shapes, breathe fire and even swallow swords! (Miss Behave, the sword-swallower, is self taught!)
- A show full of thrills and wicked good humour, the production was created by David Bates and set Australia apart at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2004. The Guardian calls it “edgy, sexy, joyful,” so book your tickets now!
- La Clique captivates audiences with breathtaking performances, with elite acrobats, contortionists, and jugglers so prepare to be captivated as artists challenge the limits of human capability, blending thrilling risk with astonishing talent.
About Show
An Australian exclusive cabaret show of La Clique comes to light up the iconic Sydney Opera House on its 20th Anniversary (literally, with firebreathing acts!) All about burlesque, vaudeville and circus, La Clique is an international hit! With its regular cast and the new members for each season, no two shows are the same. Watch as performers defy gravity with hula hoops and trapeze acts.
This 20th anniversary, La Clique will enthrall audiences with an intoxicating celebration with Mirko Köckenberger raising hairs and glasses in his brand-new champagne hand-balance routine, while acclaimed straps artist Tuedon Ariri makes her La Clique debut. So get ready for a show that’s unpredictable and eclectic. Every act will keep you on your toes with a mix of circus thrills, sexy burlesque numbers, and offbeat comedy. You never know what’s coming next!
Show Details
Show Timings
- Show timings for La Clique in the Sydney Opera House may vary every week. You can check the show timings for your preferred date at the next stage of booking.
Cast & Crew
- Cast: David Pereira, Heather Holliday, Lj Marles, Mario Queen of the Circus, Mirko Köckenberger, Tara Boom, Tuedon Ariri, Ursula Martinez
Note: Producers can not guarantee the appearance of any particular artist, which is always subject to illness and holidays.
Age Suitability
- Children aged 15 years and under must be accompanied at all times.
- The production may involve haze, smoke, and strobe lighting effects. It contains nudity, explicit language, sexual references, and mature themes and is suitable for ages 16+
- Audience members in the front row should be prepared for possible splashes of water, liquids, and food during the performance.
- Age suitability recommendations are just suggestions. So, trust your judgment when booking tickets for any show, and enjoy!
Tickets
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- You’ll get an instant email confirmation right after you book your tickets.
- Enjoy a hassle-free entrance to the venue by showing your mobile ticket and a valid photo ID – no printout necessary!
Cancellation & Refunds
- Tickets cannot be refunded, amended, or rescheduled.
Studio at Sydney Opera House
About The Studio in Sydney Opera House
One of the Sydney Opera House's most dynamic and flexible venues, the Studio is a bustling, intimate room suitable for immersive and edgy performances. The Studio puts you closer to action than ever! This room is meant to link audiences to performers more intimately than the Opera House's enormous halls. Live music, comedy, cabaret, and experimental theatre will make you feel like you're there for every gasp, laugh, and applause.
The Studio's sound and lighting equipment are top-notch for all performances. The Studio is a dynamic ‘black box’ theater that offers small theatrical and cabaret events. The seats and layout change with the presentation, giving the area a dynamic feel. It may be a cabaret-style seating arrangement where audiences can sip a cocktail while watching, or an open floor where the audience is invited to participate.
Getting There
Address: Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Train: The closest station is Circular Quay Railway Station, 600 meters away from the Studio and only a 9-minute walk to the venue.
Ferry: The closest ferry is Circular Quay Wharf 2, a 9-minute walk away from the theater.
Bus: Buses 396, 343, 304, 333, 392N, and 441 connect the Circular Quay, Young St stop via the Courtesy bus to the venue, 860 meters away.
Facilities & Accessibility
Available Facilities: toilets, water fountain, buggy transport service, courtesy bus
Accessibility:Accessible seating and companion seating, wheelchair accessible entrances, parking lots, elevators, and restrooms, accessible drop-off and pick-up facilities.
Additional Information
- Security: To ensure your comfort and security, you might encounter a few security checks when you arrive at the venue.
- Dress code: Smart casual or semi-formal attire is the way to go.
- Outside Food: While outside food isn't usually allowed, many theaters have cafes or restaurants nearby for you to check out before or after the show.
Frequently Asked Questions About La Clique in the Studio, Sydney Opera House
Q- How much do the tickets for La Clique cost?
A- The cost of the tickets starts from AU$172.58 and will vary depending on the type of seats you choose.
Q- What age is La Clique appropriate for?
A- The show is recommended for over 16's. Under 16's must be accompanied by a responsible adult. The show contains adult content including strong language and nudity.
Q- Where is La Clique playing in Sydney?
A- The show is playing at the Studio, Sydney Opera House.
Q- How long does La Clique run for?
A- The running time is 1 hour 10 minutes.
La Clique celebrates its 20th Anniversary right where it all began, back in Australia! This cabaret-meets-vaudeville-and burlesque show is a holistic experience, where the performers’ energy turns the stage into a celebration. Let La Clique draw you into their world of wild, boundary-pushing entertainment. Whether you're looking for an adrenaline rush, a good laugh, or just a night of pure escapism, La Clique Australia delivers with style, humor, and spectacle that make it a must-see for anyone seeking an unforgettable live show.
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Why go on a Sydney Opera House Tour?
- Knowledgeable Guides: Enjoy the company of experienced guides who will enhance your visit with interesting anecdotes and historical facts.
- Exclusive Areas: Explore areas not usually accessible to the general public, such as backstage, dressing rooms, and production areas, gaining a unique insight into the inner workings of this world-renowned performing arts venue.
- Architectural Highlights: Get up close and personal with the extraordinary architecture of the Sydney Opera House, including its iconic sails and innovative construction techniques.
- Cultural Significance: Discover the Opera House's role in shaping Australian identity and its significance as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Picture-Perfect Views: Benefit from the knowledge and expertise of guides who can direct you to the best vantage points for capturing breathtaking photos of the Sydney Opera House against the backdrop of Sydney Harbour.
All Your Sydney Opera House Tour Options
Guided Tours
Explore the Sydney Opera House with a knowledgeable guide as they take you through all the fascinating aspects of the performance venue in glorious detail. The guided tour is perfect for you if you love learning interesting facts about the landmark you're visiting. From fascinating insights into the constitution of the opera house to little-known facts that enrich your visit, a guided tour is the perfect way to experience the beauty and majesty of the world-famous multi-venue performing arts center in Sydney.
Meal Combo Tours
Looking for a complete Sydney Opera House experience? Opt for a special guided tour and meal combo. You will be accompanied by a fun and well-informed guide who will lead your tour through all the interesting aspects of this multi-venue performing arts center in Sydney . To make the experience even better, your experience will include a fabulous meal at the Opera Kitchen. This Combo tour is one of a kind, and sure to leave you happy and sated!
Sydney Opera House Highlights
Nestled majestically along the sparkling waters of Sydney Harbour, this magnificent performing arts center provides an opportunity to delve deeper into its rich history and experience the magic of world-class performances. Immerse yourself in the architectural wonder, explore its intricate interiors, and witness the breathtaking performances that have graced its stages.
Architecture
The Sydney Opera House, designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon, is an architectural marvel that seamlessly combines innovation and beauty. Its unique sail-like structure, inspired by the billowing sails of a ship, captures the essence of Sydney's nautical heritage. The gleaming white ceramic tiles that adorn the exterior of the building reflect the changing hues of the sky and the harbor, creating a mesmerizing visual spectacle.
Sydney Opera House Architecture
History
The history of the Sydney Opera House is as fascinating as its design. Construction of the building began in 1959 and took 14 years to complete, finally opening its doors to the public in 1973. Since then, it has become an enduring symbol of Australia's cultural identity and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The challenges faced during its construction only add to its legendary status, making it a testament to human perseverance and creative vision.
About Sydney Opera House
Interiors
Step inside the Sydney Opera House, and you'll be greeted by an enchanting world of artistry and elegance. The interiors are just as breathtaking as the exterior. The Concert Hall, with its grand organ and exceptional acoustics, is the largest performance space within the Opera House and can seat up to 2,679 guests. The Opera Theatre, known for its intimate atmosphere, hosts opera, ballet, and theatrical performances, seating up to 1,547 people. Other spaces include the Drama Theatre, the Playhouse, and the Utzon Room, each with its own unique charm and purpose.
Rooms Within
The Sydney Opera House is not only home to magnificent performance spaces but also houses various other rooms that cater to different needs. The Utzon Room, named after the architect, offers panoramic views of the harbor and is often used for chamber music performances, small gatherings, and receptions. The Forecourt, an expansive outdoor area, is where you can witness breathtaking performances and events against the backdrop of Sydney Harbour Bridge. The Studio, a versatile space, hosts contemporary performances, workshops, and experimental theater.
Sydney Opera House Shows
From mesmerising operas to captivating ballets and thought-provoking theatre productions, this iconic venue offers an array of shows and performances that are sure to leave you spellbound.
Opera
The Opera Theatre, with its intimate setting and exceptional acoustics, hosts magnificent opera performances by world-renowned companies and talented artists. From timeless masterpieces like Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" to contemporary operas, the Opera House offers a diverse repertoire to indulge your passion for this captivating art form.
Ballet
The Concert Hall, with its versatile stage, serves as the perfect setting for breathtaking ballet performances. Whether it's the timeless classics like Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake" or innovative contemporary ballet productions, the Opera House provides a platform for world-class ballet companies to showcase their talent.
Theatre
The Sydney Opera House is also a hub for theatrical performances that cater to a wide range of genres and styles. The Drama Theatre and the Playhouse, with their intimate settings, offer an immersive theatrical experience.
Music
In addition to opera, ballet, and theatre, the Sydney Opera House presents an impressive range of music performances that cater to different musical tastes. The Concert Hall, renowned for its exceptional acoustics, hosts symphony orchestras, chamber music ensembles, and solo recitals by world-class musicians.
Plan Your Visit to Sydney Opera House
Timings
Getting There
Food & Drink
Accessibility
Facilities
Stay
Nearby
Welcome Centre Timings
Every day: 8:45 AM to 5 PM
Closures: Closed on Christmas Day and New Year's Eve
Specific Tour Timings
Architecture Tour: Saturdays 1 PM onwards
Guided Tours: Everyday 9 AM to 3:30 PM
Slots will have to be booked when booking your tickets.
Plan Your Visit
Address: Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
- Train: Train Lines: T2, T3, T8
Nearest Station: Circular Quay - Bus: Bus Routes: B1, L90, L94, 333, 370, 392, 400, 422, 423, and 490.
- Nearest Stop: Circular Quay, Young St, Stand D stop
- Water Taxi: Routes: F1, MFF
Distance From Ferry Station: 8 min walk
- Sydney Cove Oyster Bar: Gorge on classy European and Asian seafood served in a peaceful setting overlooking the tranquil blue water of the Sydney Harbour.
- Bennelong Restaurant and Bar: Amongst the most iconic restaurants in Australia, this cathedral-esque eatery serves premium quality local cuisine.
- Aria Restaurant: Presented by chef Matt Moran, this opulent, glass-walled dining room is known for serving contemporary Australian haute cuisine.
- Opera Kitchen: This modern eatery serves unique food for all budgets and offers stunning views of the majestic Sydney Harbour.
- Searock Grill: Featuring plenty of outdoor seating and a modern menu, this casual restaurant is famous for its delectable Australian seafood and steak.
Sydney Opera House includes several facilities and accommodations to help everyone experience this beautiful marvel.
- There are ramps, lifts, and accessible toilets available throughout the facility for wheelchair access.
- You can access the Concert Hall via a staff-operated lift available at the box office foyer and connecting to the southern foyer and stall doors 4, 5, 11, and 12.
- You can reach the John Sutherland Theatre through a staff-operated lift in the box office foyer that is linked to the southern foyer and stall doors 21 and 26.
- You can also take a public lift from the lower concourse to the box office.
- Access to the Western Theatre (Playhouse and Drama Theatre) is available through the Western Foyers.
- The Playhouse can be reached via a platform stairlift while the Utzon Room is accessible via a platform lift on the entrance.
Restrooms: The Box Office Foyer and Western Theatre Foyer are equipped with accessible toilets.
Bars: To ensure that patrons don't have to walk around to get a quick bite or a drink during the performances, each performance venue inside the Opera House features a well-stocked bar. The bars at Concert Hall Theatre and Joan Sutherland Theatre are open for patrons at least 90 minutes before the show starts and during the intermission. The Western Foyer Theatre is also equipped with a bat which is open pre-theatre.
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All Your Questions About Sydney Opera House Tour Answered
Is it worth taking a Sydney Opera House tour?
A tour of the Sydney Opera House is definitely a must-do experience for any architectural enthusiast. You get to discover how this engineering marvel was built, how the Opera House shaped the history of performance art and the city of Sydney, and even explore the beautiful vistas of the Sydney Harbour.
Can I take a tour of the Sydney Opera House without booking a show?
Of course, you can. There are several guided tours available for Sydney Opera House that allow you to explore the monument without having to book a show ticket.
Can I enter the Sydney Opera House for free?
No, you will either need to have a show ticket or a tour ticket to be able to enter the Sydney Opera House. You can book a guided tour here.
Where can I book Sydney Opera House tours?
You can book Sydney Opera House tours both online and offline at the Welcome Centre. We suggest booking your Sydney Opera House tours online for better convenience.
What are the types of Sydney Opera House tickets available?
There are two types of Sydney Opera House tickets available: performance tickets and guided tours.
What are the different types of guided tours available for Sydney Opera House?
You can either take a walking tour of the Sydney Opera House, an architectural tour, or even a meal combo tour that includes dining at one of the restaurants at Sydney Opera House.
How long is a Sydney Opera House tour?
The Sydney Opera House tours usually take about an hour. We suggest that you set aside at least 2 hours to make the most of your visit.
Can I cancel my Sydney Opera House tour?
Cancellation and refund policies depend on the type of ticket you purchase. Most tickets offer full refunds on cancellations done up to 24 hours before the scheduled time. Please check your ticket information before purchasing.
Where is Sydney Opera House located?
Sydney Opera House is located at Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia. Find it on Maps
What are the timings for Sydney Opera House tours?
While the architecture tour is available only on Saturdays from 1 PM, the other guided tours of the Sydney Opera House are available every day from 9 AM to 3:30 PM. Find all the information you need to plan your visit to the Sydney Opera House.
When was the Sydney Opera House built?
The construction of the Sydney Opera House began in in 1959 and was completed in 1970.
Is the Sydney Opera House wheelchair accessible?
Yes, there are lifts, accessible toilets, and other accessible services available at the Sydney Opera House.
