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The Secret Garden
 

When it premiered on Broadway in 1991, The Secret Garden took New York by storm. Tony Awards, national tours and international productions all followed. Now, for the first time in 25 years, this sensational musical returns to Australia in all its glory.

The famous novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett on which the musical is based is known and loved by many. This heart-warming story comes to life on stage with the same magical qualities, and rewards audiences with its sophisticated take on this literary classic.

 

Event details

Venue: Sydney Lyric Theatre, 55 Pirrama Road Pyrmont
Bookings: https://opera.org.au/whatson/events/the-secret-garden-sydney
Start Date: Tuesday 04 August 2020

 

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