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Tickets for our March 2025 production of Relatively Speaking are now on sale!​

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Performances 

  • Friday 7 March, 7:30pm - opening night performance has been cancelled due to Tropical Cyclone Alfred

  • Saturday 8 March, 7:30pm

  • Sunday 9 March, 2:00pm

  • Friday 14 March, 7:30pm

  • Saturday 15 March, 7:30pm

  • Sunday 16 March, 2:00pm

  • Friday 21 March, 7:30pm

  • Saturday 22 March, 7:30pm

  • Sunday 23 March, 2:00pm​

 

Tickets are now on sale!

​​To learn more about the performance venue, including planning your evening, visit this page

About MTW

Mercury Theatre Wynnum Inc. has stood as a vibrant beacon of creativity and community spirit, where the magic of live performance and the warmth of bayside Brisbane come together to inspire hearts and minds, since 1949.

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MTW is a volunteer-led community theatre powered by passion. Our performance home is the charming, heritage listed Manly-Lota RSL Memorial Hall, 184 Melville Terrace, Manly QLD. 

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Mercury Theatre Wynnum Inc. acknowledges the traditional Custodians of the Wynnum Manly area, the Quandamooka, Turrbul and Jagera Peoples and their Elders as the keepers of their spiritual, cultural and diverse knowledges which they pass on to future generations. We pay respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, and to Elders past and present.

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