At a glance
- When
- Friday 6 to Wednesday 18 November 2026; ten performance days on the theatre’s listing
- Where
- Glen Street Theatre, corner of Glen Street and Blackbutts Road, Belrose
- Cost
- From $20 for a child ticket to the Davidson High School evening, up to $79.95 for an adult at the Roy Orbison tribute; non-members pay a $5.50 internet or $6.50 phone or counter fee
- Run by
- Glen Street Theatre and the visiting producers and dance schools named below
- Who it’s for
- Anyone planning a night out at the theatre: tribute concerts, a tennis play, a climbing film night, and school and dance-school shows
- What to do now
- Check the price for your seat on the theatre’s page, arrive early for parking, and bring a barcode on your phone for entry
- Last checked
- Thursday 5 November 2026, against the theatre’s What’s On, location and FAQ pages
- Not yet confirmed
- How many seats are left for each show (the pages do not show it) and any shows after 18 November that sit behind the “Load More” button
Glen Street Theatre lists 13 performances between Friday 6 and Wednesday 18 November 2026, from a Phil Collins tribute on Friday 6 November to a Fleetwood Mac tribute on 18 November. This guide puts the dates, times, running times and ticket prices from the theatre’s own pages in one place, followed by the parking, bus and access details. Sydney is on daylight saving time, so all times are local AEDT.
The prices and details come from the theatre’s What’s On page and each show’s page, read on 5 November 2026. Prices can change, so confirm at the booking page before you pay.
What is on at Glen Street Theatre between 6 and 18 November?
| Date | Time | Show | Running time | Patrons’ advice (theatre) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri 6 Nov | 7:30pm | One More Night of Phil Collins | 2 hours 30 minutes with interval | All ages; theatrical haze |
| Sat 7 Nov | 10:30am and 2pm | Ecole Performing Arts: Zoo Mania | 1 hour 15 minutes, no interval | All ages |
| Sat 7 Nov | 6:30pm | Ecole Performing Arts: Under the Big Top! | 2 hours 30 minutes with interval | All ages |
| Sun 8 Nov | 3pm | You Got It! A Salute to Roy Orbison | 2 hours with interval | All ages; theatrical haze; partial lockout during songs |
| Mon 9 Nov | 11am | NEWK: The John Newcombe Story | Not listed | Not listed |
| Wed 11 Nov | 7pm | Reel Rock (climbing films) | Not listed | Not listed |
| Thu 12 Nov | 3:30pm and 7:30pm | Davidson High School ensembles evening | 100 minutes with interval | All ages; haze and strobe lighting; lockouts apply |
| Fri 13 Nov | 7:30pm | Blondes Have More Fun | 2 hours 30 minutes with interval | All ages; strobe lighting and haze; lockouts apply |
| Sat 14 Nov | 3pm | Dance First Academy: 12 to 12, A Calendar Concert | 140 minutes with interval | All ages; partial lockout |
| Sun 15 Nov | 4pm | Stage Kids | 2 hours with a 20-minute interval | All ages; strobe lighting |
| Wed 18 Nov | 7:30pm | Fleetwood Macs | 2 hours 15 minutes with interval | PG; haze and strobe lighting |
The 3:30pm Davidson High School performance on 12 November is described by the theatre as a full dress rehearsal. The Ecole, Dance First Academy and Stage Kids shows are labelled by the theatre as dance school events, for which the dance company decides the times, dates and prices.
How much do tickets cost?
| Show | Member | Adult or standard | Concession | Child or group |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One More Night of Phil Collins | $60 | $70 | $65 | $40 child (under 16); $60 group of 10 or more |
| Ecole: Zoo Mania | Not listed | $45 adult | Not listed | $25 child (12 and under) |
| Ecole: Under the Big Top! | Not listed | $55 adult | Not listed | $25 child (12 and under) |
| You Got It! A Salute to Roy Orbison | $71.95 | $79.95 | $76.95 | $39.95 child (under 16); $72.95 group of 10 or more |
| NEWK: The John Newcombe Story | $30 | $40 (all tickets) | Not listed | $35 group of 10 or more |
| Reel Rock | $27 | $33 (all tickets) | Not listed | Not listed |
| Davidson High School ensembles | Not listed | $35 adult | $30 | $20 child (under 16); $32 group of 10 or more |
| Blondes Have More Fun | $64 | $69 (all tickets) | Not listed | $64 group of 6 or more |
| Dance First Academy | Not listed | $60 (all tickets) | Not listed | Children under 2 can sit on laps |
| Stage Kids | Not listed | $59 adult | Not listed | $32 child (under 16) |
| Fleetwood Macs | $59 | $69 | $64 | $49 child (under 16); $59 group of 6 or more |
For non-members, the theatre adds a transaction fee of $5.50 for internet bookings and $6.50 for phone or counter bookings. A theatre membership removes the transaction fee and gives a member price on one ticket per performance (single membership) or two (double membership). Membership benefits apply only to the calendar year, and the membership page says a membership can save up to $10 per ticket. The membership page text does not state the price of a 2026 membership, so check it there if you plan to book several shows.
Which of these shows suit children?
The theatre marks most of the listed shows as suitable for all ages, and several carry effects warnings. Strobe lighting is listed for the Davidson High School evening, Blondes Have More Fun, Stage Kids and Fleetwood Macs. Haze is listed for the Phil Collins and Roy Orbison tributes, the Davidson High School evening, Blondes Have More Fun and Fleetwood Macs. The Orbison show has a partial lockout during songs, and Fleetwood Macs is rated PG.
Children’s prices exist for several shows: $40 under 16 at the Phil Collins tribute, $25 for children 12 and under at the two Ecole shows, $32 under 16 at Stage Kids, $20 under 16 at the Davidson High School evening, $39.95 under 16 at the Roy Orbison tribute and $49 under 16 at Fleetwood Macs. The Dance First Academy page says children under two can sit on laps.
Where do I park?
The theatre’s location page says parking is available in the theatre car parks at the front and rear of the building, entered from Glen Street. It recommends arriving early because they can fill quickly. It also says there is ample free street parking, but you may have to walk. The theatre’s access page says there are two council car parks with free parking next to the theatre, including several accessible spaces.
| Need | What the theatre says |
|---|---|
| Car parks | Front and rear of the building, entry via Glen Street; arrive early |
| Street parking | Ample and free, but may need some walking |
| Accessible parking | Limited spots in the front car park; arrive early |
| Drop-off | Drop-off point in the front car park |
Which buses stop at the theatre?
| Route | Runs between |
|---|---|
| 141 | Manly via Frenchs Forest and Seaforth |
| 271 | City QVB to Belrose |
| 274 | City QVB to Davidson via Frenchs Forest |
| 282 | Chatswood to Davidson and Belrose |
| 283 | Chatswood to Belrose |
The theatre says these routes run directly past the venue. For timetables, it points to Forest Coach Lines and Transport for NSW, or the phone number 131 500. The pages do not give evening frequencies.
How do e-tickets work?
The theatre’s FAQ says e-tickets do not need to be printed, but every patron needs a barcode to scan to enter the auditorium. Tickets arrive in the email you gave when booking, and you can add them to Google Wallet or Apple Wallet. Wi-Fi and internet reception are limited in the foyer, so the theatre advises loading your ticket before you go in.
Where should I sit if stairs are a problem?
The theatre is tiered, so most rows need a few stairs up or down. According to its FAQ, Row L, the second-back row, is the only row with no stairs, and the back row, Row M, is a single step up. The FAQ also says there are two accessible bathrooms and wheelchair seating at every show. Wheelchair and accessible seats cannot be booked online: call 9470 5913 or book at the counter between 10am and 4pm on weekdays. The box office email is admin@glenstreet.com.au.
The theatre offers hearing assistance through an Auracast service and a hearing loop, and says many theatre productions offer captioned performances. It supports the NSW Companion Card program, with companion tickets free on presentation of a Companion Card. The show pages above do not mention captioning, so ask the box office before booking if you need captions.
What are the shows about?
The theatre’s own descriptions give these details:
- One More Night of Phil Collins: UK-born drummer and singer Dion Connelly and his live band play songs including In the Air Tonight, Easy Lover and Another Day in Paradise, plus a few Genesis hits.
- You Got It! A Salute to Roy Orbison: John Stephan performs Orbison’s hits, presented by Roy Orbison’s eldest son Wesley Orbison, who adds spoken word about his father’s life.
- NEWK: The John Newcombe Story: a play by Kieran Carroll, performed by Paul Armstrong, that follows the tennis champion from the 1960s to the stroke he suffered in 2003. The theatre describes it as returning for “one last match”.
- Reel Rock: a tour of climbing films from the Reel Rock series, with prize giveaways, expo booths and an on-stage host introducing the film.
- Blondes Have More Fun: a tribute to female pop stars with live vocals, dancers and a live-singing aerialist, Liz Testa; the show supports PanKind, the Australian Pancreatic Cancer Foundation.
- Fleetwood Macs: a live concert of Fleetwood Mac hits, produced by Carter Entertainment.
Sources
- Glen Street Theatre: What’s On, read 5 November 2026
- Individual show pages for Phil Collins, Ecole, Roy Orbison, NEWK, Reel Rock, Davidson High School, Blondes Have More Fun, Dance First Academy, Stage Kids and Fleetwood Macs
- Location and parking, FAQs, access services and membership
OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with Glen Street Theatre or the visiting producers.
Featured image: The Cascades Trails, Belrose (photo: Maurice van Creij / CC BY 3.0) (text added)