Are children allowed to National Theatre?

Babes-in-arms may be admitted to the performance on the proviso that no other patron is disturbed by the baby.

Where to get ticket for Sheng Wang Live? Ticket information:

Don’t miss your chance to witness Sheng Wang Live in St Kilda. Tickets to Sheng Wang Live are available now and can be purchased through TicketMaster. There are various ticket options to suit your preferences for an enhanced experience.

Tickets important note:

Approximate Running Times Doors 6:30pm Start 7:30pm Main Act 7:50pm Finish 9:30pm Sheng Wang is a comedian, actor and writer originally from Houston, TX. His first Netflix special, Sweet & Juicy, released in September 2022 and was produced and directed by Ali Wong. He was a featured stand-up on HBO’s “2 Dope Queens” special and also wrote for the ABC show “Fresh Off the Boat.” Sheng resides in Los Angeles and in his time off, he enjoys exploring botanical gardens and discovering new ways to snack.

Ticket limit:

Please note a Ticket limit of 10 per customer applies during presale and general public onsale.

Where Sheng Wang Live taking place? Venue Information:

Sheng Wang Live event will be held at National Theatre, St Kilda.
Directions: Get to National Theatre, St Kilda.

Venue important note:

Wheelchair Access: For wheelchair & accessible bookings please contact the National Theatre directly on (03) 9525 4611 Children’s Policy: Recommended for ages 14 years & over

What parking choices are available near the National Theatre?

In addition to the parking listed, there is a Wilson carpark above Coles off Barkly St approx 50 metres down the road. There is also metered parking around Luna Park and the Palais Theatre (Cavell St).

Is there seating available for individuals with accessibility needs in National Theatre?

Disabled Access: Disabled access to the theatre via a lift to the mezzanine floor of the foyer and a Hiro Stair Climber into the auditorium and up to the bar. The stair climber stops at the crossover level between the lounge and dress circle. Wheelchairs are allocated ticket numbers J6 or J7 or J46 or J47 with their companion next to them – if they are able to transfer from wheelchair to theatre seat. If not, the wheelchair is positioned in the crossover behind seats H1 or H2 or H 42 or H43. The theatre seats are not actually removable at this point in time. J row is also used for mobility impaired patrons.