Culture · Chill
Em Rusciano - Addicted To Love
Anita's TheatreAnita's TheatreSat 20:00
All-in price · no surprise fees
Good to know
- Children's Policy Age recommendation: 16+. Please note all patrons must hold a valid ticket regardless of age. Babes in Arms not permitted. Content warning: Adult themes and language. For updated show times please click [here](https://www.anitastheatre.com.au/)
- Accessible Seating & Companion Card Holder: Accessible seating and accompanying Companion can be purchased online. Bookings including a Companion Card ticket can only be collected from the Box Office. The Companion Card must be presented upon collection. If you have any questions please call Ticketmaster's Accessible Seating Line. 1300 446 925 Or Online by following the link below Submit a help request via https://help.ticketmaster.com.au/hc/en-au Please ensure you include the Event Name, Venue, Date and Time along with your contact details. Venue INFO Wheelchair patrons should enter the venue from the carpark at the rear of the venue (entry via King St). Entry to the venue via the front entrance involves climbing around 20-30 steps. Patrons unable to climb stairs should enter the venue from the carpark at the rear of the venue (entry via King St). For non-wheelchair patrons, all Box seats are easily accessed via a ramp, once inside the auditorium.
- There is a limit of 6 tickets per customer.
Hours
Sat 20:00
Price
City energy
5/10
Lineup
About
Approximate Running Times: Doors - 7:30pm Start - 8:00pm Finish - 10:00pm .
Source · Ticketmaster
What to expect
Expect a warm, easy crowd — busy enough to feel alive, calm enough to talk. It suits a slow evening. No rush, no agenda.
The essentials
Pricing is moderate, and the event runs Sat 20:00. You'll find it at Anita's Theatre — the surrounding blocks carry the same energy, so the night doesn't have to end at one address.
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