At a glance
- What
- Nine shows at the Canberra Theatre Centre between Friday 5 and Thursday 25 February 2027: Randy Feltface, The Neil Diamond Story, Black Is The Color Of My Voice, Cosentino, Dracula: Ballet at its Darkest, The Guilty Feminist Live, Ian Moss and Troy Cassar-Daley, Choirboys and Anh Do
- Prices
- From $59.90 (Randy Feltface) to $220.30 (the top Cosentino ticket), plus a transaction fee
- Free parking
- City Hill and the Canberra Olympic Pool car parks are free Wednesday to Sunday from 5:30pm to 8:30am, which covers the evening sessions with listed times but not the afternoon sessions or Tuesday 9 February
- Who it’s for
- Anyone planning a February night out in Civic
- What to do now
- Check the age guidance on each show page, then match the session time to the parking window below
- Last checked
- Tuesday 10 November 2026, against the nine Canberra Theatre Centre show pages and the ACT Government article “Where to park in Canberra city centre” (28 October 2026)
- Not yet confirmed
- The session times for Black Is The Color Of My Voice (the page gives dates only), the Ian Moss and Troy Cassar-Daley support act, and ticket availability for each session
The Canberra Theatre Centre has nine shows in February 2027, from Randy Feltface on Friday 5 February to Anh Do on Thursday 25 February, with published ticket prices from $59.90 to $220.30 plus a transaction fee. The evening sessions with listed times fall inside the free parking window at City Hill and the Canberra Olympic Pool, from Wednesday to Sunday after 5:30pm; the afternoon sessions and Tuesday 9 February do not.
Show details come from each show’s page on the Canberra Theatre Centre What’s On page, read on 10 November 2026. Parking and travel rules come from the ACT Government’s city centre parking article, dated 28 October 2026.
Which shows are on in February 2027?
| Dates and times | Show | Venue | Published price* | Age guidance on the page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri 5 Feb, 7:30pm | Randy Feltface: Gimmick | Canberra Theatre | $59.90 | 15+ or with parental discretion |
| Sat 6 Feb, 7pm | The Neil Diamond Story: Beautiful Noise Tour 2027 | The Playhouse | $74.90 to $89.90 | 15+ or with parental discretion |
| Tue 9 to Sat 13 Feb (times not listed) | Black Is The Color Of My Voice | The Playhouse | $64.90 to $74.90 | Recommended for 12+ |
| Sat 13 Feb, 1pm and 7:30pm | Cosentino: TRICKED, An Evening Of Wonder | Canberra Theatre | $120.65 to $220.30 | 5+ or with parental discretion |
| Wed 17, Thu 18 and Fri 19 Feb, 7:30pm; Sat 20 Feb, 2pm and 7:30pm; Sun 21 Feb, 1pm and 6pm | Dracula: Ballet at its Darkest | Canberra Theatre | $83.50 to $149.50 | 12+ or with parental discretion |
| Thu 18 Feb, 7pm | The Guilty Feminist Live | The Playhouse | $70.50 | 16+ or with parental discretion |
| Fri 19 Feb, 7:30pm | Ian Moss and Troy Cassar-Daley: Together Alone Tour 2027 | The Playhouse | $97.50 to $129.00 | 18+ or with parental discretion |
| Sat 20 Feb, 8pm | Choirboys: Great Australian Rock N Roll Stories | The Playhouse | $94.00 to $175.00 | Recommended for 18+ |
| Thu 25 Feb, 7:30pm | Anh Do: The Happiest Refugee Live! | Canberra Theatre | $79.90 | All ages |
*The Theatre Centre marks its prices with an asterisk and says a transaction fee applies, and that the lowest price listed may be available for selected performances only. Prices are as published on 10 November 2026.
What are the music nights in February?
Three music nights sit in The Playhouse. The Neil Diamond Story is on Saturday 6 February at 7pm and runs approximately 2 hours 30 minutes including an interval, with tickets at $74.90 to $89.90. Ian Moss and Troy Cassar-Daley play on Friday 19 February at 7:30pm, approximately 2 hours 30 minutes including an interval, at $97.50 to $129.00; the page says the support act is not yet announced. Choirboys follow on Saturday 20 February at 8pm, approximately 2 hours including an interval, at $94.00 to $175.00, with the page recommending the show for audiences aged 18 and over.
When can I see Dracula: Ballet at its Darkest?
Dracula has the most sessions of the month: seven across five days at the Canberra Theatre. Wednesday 17, Thursday 18 and Friday 19 February are at 7:30pm; Saturday 20 February is at 2pm and 7:30pm; Sunday 21 February is at 1pm and 6pm. Tickets are $83.50 to $149.50. The Theatre Centre recommends it for audiences aged 12 and over or with parental discretion.
What about Black Is The Color Of My Voice?
The Playhouse hosts Black Is The Color Of My Voice from Tuesday 9 to Saturday 13 February, at $64.90 to $74.90. The page describes a play inspired by the life of Nina Simone, with many of her most iconic songs performed live, recommends it for audiences aged 12 and over, and gives a running time of approximately 1 hour 15 minutes with no interval. It warns that the performance may contain haze effects and strobe lights. The page lists the dates but not the session times, so check the ticket page when you book.
What else is on?
- Friday 5 February, 7:30pm: Randy Feltface in Gimmick at the Canberra Theatre, $59.90, 15 and over or with parental discretion.
- Saturday 13 February, 1pm and 7:30pm: Cosentino in TRICKED, An Evening Of Wonder at the Canberra Theatre, $120.65 to $220.30, 5 and over or with parental discretion.
- Thursday 18 February, 7pm: The Guilty Feminist Live in The Playhouse, $70.50, 16 and over or with parental discretion.
- Thursday 25 February, 7:30pm: Anh Do in The Happiest Refugee Live! at the Canberra Theatre, $79.90, all ages.
Which sessions have free parking?
The ACT Government article names City Hill and the Canberra Olympic Pool car parks as free Wednesday to Sunday from 5:30pm to 8:30am. Setting each session against that window:
| Session | Day | Inside the free window? |
|---|---|---|
| Randy Feltface, 5 Feb, 7:30pm | Friday | Yes |
| The Neil Diamond Story, 6 Feb, 7pm | Saturday | Yes |
| Black Is The Color Of My Voice, 9 Feb | Tuesday | No |
| Black Is The Color Of My Voice, 10 to 13 Feb | Wednesday to Saturday | Depends on the session time, which the page does not list |
| Cosentino, 13 Feb, 1pm | Saturday | No |
| Cosentino, 13 Feb, 7:30pm | Saturday | Yes |
| Dracula, 17 to 19 Feb, 7:30pm | Wednesday to Friday | Yes |
| The Guilty Feminist Live, 18 Feb, 7pm | Thursday | Yes |
| Ian Moss and Troy Cassar-Daley, 19 Feb, 7:30pm | Friday | Yes |
| Dracula, 20 Feb, 2pm | Saturday | No |
| Dracula, 20 Feb, 7:30pm; Choirboys, 20 Feb, 8pm | Saturday | Yes |
| Dracula, 21 Feb, 1pm | Sunday | No |
| Dracula, 21 Feb, 6pm | Sunday | Yes |
| Anh Do, 25 Feb, 7:30pm | Thursday | Yes |
For the sessions outside the window, the ACT article gives paid rates. City Hill is $5 for 1 hour and $23 all day on weekdays from 8:30am to 5:30pm, and $2 for 1 hour or $7 for 4 hours and above on weeknights and weekends. The Canberra Olympic Pool car park is $4 for 1 hour and $23 all day on weekdays on the long-stay rate. Our city centre car park fees guide lists the other car parks. These are the rates as published on 28 October 2026 and may change before February.
Is the Theatre Lane car park open?
Two official sources differ. The ACT Government article says the Theatre Lane car park reopens to the community from Saturday 31 October, with 57 bays including 8 accessible spaces, $5 for 1 hour with a $10 maximum on weekdays, and free parking Wednesday to Sunday from 5:30pm to 8:30am. The Canberra Theatre Centre’s own location and parking page, read on 7 November 2026, still says Theatre Lane and its car park are closed. Our Theatre Centre parking guide sets out both statements. February is three months away, so check the Theatre Centre’s page again closer to your show.
Is public transport free for the evening sessions?
The ACT Government says travel is free on all buses and light rail every Friday and Saturday evening from 6pm onwards, with tap on and tap off as normal. In this list that covers travel from 6pm to the Friday shows on 5 and 19 February and the Saturday evening shows on 6, 13 and 20 February. Sunday sessions are at normal fares. See our MyWay+ fares guide for fares at other times.
What are the house rules?
The show pages carry the Theatre Centre’s standard notes. Tickets only become available 72 hours before the performance, by the delivery method in your order confirmation email. For most performances, latecomers cannot be admitted until a break in the performance. The Theatre Centre says Canberra Ticketing is the authorised ticket seller, with QTIX as the ticketing agent, and that it has no obligation to honour tickets bought from unauthorised resellers.
Quick checklist
- Check the age guidance: Choirboys is recommended for 18+, Ian Moss and Troy Cassar-Daley are 18+ or with parental discretion, Cosentino is 5+ or with parental discretion.
- Evening sessions Wednesday to Sunday: City Hill or the Canberra Olympic Pool, free from 5:30pm.
- Saturday and Sunday afternoon sessions and Tuesday 9 February: plan to pay for parking.
- Check the Black Is The Color Of My Voice session times when you book.
Sources
- Canberra Theatre Centre: What’s On and the nine linked show pages (checked 10 November 2026)
- Canberra Theatre Centre: Location and parking (checked 7 November 2026)
- ACT Government, Our CBR: Where to park in Canberra city centre (dated 28 October 2026; checked 7 November 2026)
Images: Fractal Weave outside the Canberra Theatre Centre (photo: Nick-D / CC BY-SA 3.0) (text added for the featured image); Canberra Theatre Centre and stage door side (photo: Shkuru Afshar / CC BY-SA 4.0); Canberra Museum and Gallery (photo: Nick-D / CC0); Canberra Olympic Pool (photo: -wuppertaler / CC BY 4.0); Civic Square (photo: -wuppertaler / CC BY 4.0).
OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with Canberra Theatre Centre, QTIX or the ACT Government. Show times, prices and parking arrangements can change; check the official pages above before you go.