Morning Melodies 2022

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Posted 2022-02-13 by Jen ⇒ follow

Mon 12 Dec 2022

Morning Melodies at the Arts Centre Melbourne's Hamer Hall (100 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne CBD) is far more popular than you imagine and early bookings are crucial. This year especially will take off without a doubt because we're all so ready for live shows and entertainment. The 2022 Program has once again presented a stellar lineup of music theatre, cabaret, opera, jazz and dance. This is your heads-up to get your tickets when they go on sale Monday 21 February 2022 at 10am.

You can purchase individual performances throughout the season that runs from 11 April to 12 December 2022, or you could save a few dollars when you book a selection of your favourite concerts with the Morning Melodies Choose Your Own 3-8 Show Package . When you select your quantity, it will be applied to all shows you add to the package. The maximum quantity is 10. Shows run for approximately one hour or go over by a few minutes, and tickets are a very affordable $22 each if you get a package instead of $30. Companion Cards are honoured.

Morning Melodies are like a breath of fresh air, an hour of entertainment that relaxes and rejuvenates, and a welcome break in the day. On the way to the show, stop at the Protagonist , which is between the Arts Centre and the NGV, for their tasty coffee and addictive toasted cheesy sandwiches which seem to be perfect every single time.

Morning Melodies kicks off with Two Hits and a Ms on 11 April 2022 with the acclaimed song and tap dance trio that is Christopher Horsey, Bobby Fox and Nicole Melloy. It's not just their footwork that'll have you dazzled, the vocal prowess is real, backed by a fabulous live band. Morning Melodies generally come to an end with Christmas Melodies (12 Dec 2022) that rings in the arrival of the festive season. Enjoy a Christmas themed show with a big band, choir and special guest vocalists, yet to be announced. Be sure to check out the in-betweens that includes The Australian Ballet School, the Victorian College of the Arts celebrating the best of Broadway's Songbook, and a whole lot more.