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Beauty and the Beast the Musical
 

This enchanting and timeless tale has been brought to life in Disney's reimagined production boasting all the spectacle and grandeur audiences know and love. The incredible new production from the producers of The Lion King, Mary Poppins, Aladdin and Frozen will premiere at Crown Theatre in July 2025 for a strictly limited season.

Beauty and the Beast is a much-loved classic that will fill the hearts of a new generation. Based on the 1991 animated film, the original production of Beauty and the Beast played for more than 13 years on Broadway, remaining to this day one of the top 10 longest running shows in Broadway history, and touring to 37 countries worldwide. Western Australian audiences will rejoice in the nostalgic and spellbinding songs including Belle, Gaston, Human Again and Be Our Guest.

 "A remarkable reimagination, 5 stars" - Daily Telegraph Sydney

 "The love story soars above everything else... 5 stars" - The Guardian Australia

 "A breathtaking spectacle, 5 stars" - Time Out Sydney

 “Be Our Guest” and experience this timeless tale.

 

Event details

Venue: Crown Theatre
Bookings: https://beautyandthebeastmusical.com.au/tickets/?city=perth
Start Date: Thursday 24 July 2025

 

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