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JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR
 

The iconic global phenomenon, JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR has arrived in Australia with a mesmerising new production that has garnered unprecedented reviews and accolades as it has toured the US and UK, including winning an Olivier Award for Best Musical Revival.

This must-see musical features one of Australia’s most well-respected musicians and acclaimed recording artist, Michael Paynter as Jesus, the dynamic musical theatre star Javon King as Judas and soul and blues powerhouse, Mahalia Barnes, as Mary. Globally renowned comedian, singer, and writer Reuben Kaye plays Herod and rock theatrical star Peter Murphy portrays Pilate.

Featuring lyrics and music by Emmy, GRAMMY, Oscar and Tony winners Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber, JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR is set against the backdrop of an extraordinary series of events during the final weeks in the life of Jesus Christ, as seen through the eyes of Judas. The legendary score includes 'I Don't Know How to Love Him', 'Gethsemane' and 'Superstar'.

Don't miss your chance to see this unmissable musical.

TimeOut
★★★★★ 
‘Praise be! This Jesus Christ Superstar rocks … Spectacular. Passionate, creative and immensely impressive’

SMH
★★★★1/2 
‘Fans will flock to this song-centric, spectacle-rich show. You’ll be blown away’

The Guardian
★★★★
‘Incredible moments and performances that raise the roof. Irresistible.’

Limelight
★★★★★ 
‘Exhilarating. Extraordinary. A breathtaking production’

 

Event details

Venue: Princess Theatre
Bookings: https://marrinergroup.com.au/shows/jesus-christ-superstar-2025
Start Date: Saturday 10 May 2025

RUNNING TIMES

Approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including a 20-minute interval.

Times are approx. and subject to change at any time.

Casting: The right is reserved to add, withdraw or substitute cast as necessary.

AGE RECOMMENDATION

Recommended for ages 10+.

TICKETS INFORMATION

ONLINE

Ticketek is the authorised Ticketing Partner for the Princess Theatre.

IN PERSON

Visit the Box Office at the Regent Theatre, 191 Collins Street, Melbourne, open Monday to Friday 10am-5pm.

During the season, the Princess Theatre Box Office is also open 1½ hours prior and ½ hour after a show performance start time.

PHONE

For all bookings and enquiries: 1300 11 10 11
Operating Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm
Saturday & Sunday 10am to 4pm

ACCESSIBLE BOOKINGS

For more information on accessible bookings, please call 1300 11 10 11.
Operating Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm
Saturday & Sunday 10am to 4pm

SCHOOL & GROUP BOOKINGS

Special prices available for Groups & Schools.

For bookings of 12+ contact:

Amanda and Ella
Group Bookings Department
Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm
Call: 03 9299 9873
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