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The 3 Little Pigs @ The National Theatre, Melbourne

Melbourne based theatre company AG Theatre is thrilled to announce that they are returning with a brand-new season of the classic fable The 3 Little Pigs this July school holidays, playing for a limited season at the historic National Theatre, Melbourne from 9 July. The 55-minute children’s musical is contemporary version of an old tale, centred around mother pig who wants her three little piglets to move out and make their own homes.

Event details

Venue: The National Theatre - 20 Carlisle Street, St Kilda, Victoria 3182
Bookings: https://nationaltheatre.org.au/the-3-little-pigs/
Start Date: Thursday 10 July 2025

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