PLAYING TIMES

6:30pm = DOORS 
7:30pm - 8:00pm= SUPPORT TBA
8:30pm - 9:30pm = MEN AT WORK

*subject to change

The Men At Work concert at State Theatre is all ages. Children under the age of 16 are welcome to attend performances and events at the State Theatre as long as they are with a responsible adult.

PARKING
State Theatre's preferred Car Park is located at the Queen Victoria Building (QVB). The entry to the car park is via York Street, with the option to self-park or utilize the valet parking service. Please present your parking ticket at the Theatre Manager’s Office to validate your parking for a discount rate of $12 during weeknights (entry after 5pm) and weekends.
Alternatively, parking can also be booked online at the discounted rate via QVB Car​​ Park​ Website.

TRANSPORT
Town Hall or St James are the nearest Railway Stations.

Accessible Seating & Companion Card Holder: Accessible seating 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.
CLICK HERE for more information on Accessible Bookings from Ticketmaster.

CLICK HERE for FAQs from State Theatre.

PLAYING TIMES
6:30pm = DOORS 
7:30pm - 8:00pm= SUPPORT TBA
8:30pm - 9:30pm = MEN AT WORK

*subject to change

Age guidelines will be added here shortly.

The Royal Theatre at the National Convention Centre Canberra (NCCC) is conveniently located within the city centre and is close to all city centre services, attractions and amenities that Canberra has to offer.

Underground car parking facilities are available at the NCCC, and a range of hotels and apartment-style accommodation is available within walking distance of the convention centre – something for everyone.

Car - If you’re driving from Sydney, you’ll find the trip easy, quick and straightforward. You have the safety and comfort of your own car and it's only 3.5 hours along the Federal Highway, driving through some scenic countryside.

Public Transport - Trains, buses and coaches are easy to catch. Sit back and relax in air-conditioned comfort while travelling to Canberra in comfort. Plan your journey here

The National Convention Centre Canberra is a fully accessible venue, delivering the high-quality services and facilities you've come to expect.

Please feel free to contact the venue with queries about accessibility at the National Convention Centre Canberra.

• Ramps are located at the Constitution Avenue and Glebe Park entrances to the Centre.
• All event rooms, including all 5 theatres, accommodate wheelchairs.
• A passenger lift provides access to both levels of the Centre, and to the top level of the car park.
• Hearing loops have been installed in the Centre’s Theatres, Royal Theatre, Level One Gallery Rooms and Ballroom.
• Easy-access bathrooms and baby change stations are available on both levels.
• Wheelchair access is available to all public areas.

CLICK HERE for FAQs from Royal Theatre NCCC.

PLAYING TIMES

6:30pm = DOORS 
7:30pm - 8:00pm = SUPPORT TBA
8:30pm - 9:30pm = MEN AT WORK

*subject to change

The Men At Work concert at Palais Theatre is all ages. Children under 2 years of age are admitted for free provided they do not occupy a seat. Please refer to the venue's website FAQ page for more information on bringing young children & babies.

There are many parking options just a short stroll from the Palais Theatre, please allow enough time to find parking and enter the Venue. See more information here Getting Here.

Accessible Seating & Companion Card Holder: Accessible seating 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.
CLICK HERE for more information on Accessible Bookings from Ticketmaster.

No video, audio or professional photography unless stated otherwise by the promoter.
No alcohol or open drink containers can be brought into the venue.
Seating in Lounge Rows A-D is strictly NO STANDING.

CLICK HERE for Conditions of Entry and Venue FAQ's at Palais Theatre.

PLAYING TIMES

5.30pm = GATES
6.30pm - 7.30pm = SUPPORT TBA
8.00pm - 9.00pm = MEN AT WORK

*subject to change

There are 3 ticket categories:

• A Reserve Seating
  These tickets are for A Reserve allocated seating closest to the stage.
  
  
• B Reserve Seating
  These tickets are for B Reserve allocated seating.
  
  
• Venue Premium Pre-show Hospitality Experience
  
  • One (1) A Reserve Seat in a prime location to see Men at Work live at Fremantle Prison!*
  • Early entry into the venue before the general public
  • Invitation to a 90-minute pre-show VIP hospitality function - see 'Tickets' section above for full details.

   

+ Optional Add-on: Prison Tour
An optional add-on for a 30min tour of Fremantle Prison that can be added to any ticket category purchase. This is a tour of the historic Fremantle Prison prior to the event.

Yes, you can. This event is all ages. All patrons, regardless of age, require a valid ticket to attend.

Patrons under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times while attending the event and must pay the full ticket price.

The Promoter recommends parents should consider whether the event is appropriate for their child. This is a licensed event and alcohol will be available for purchase to patrons aged 18 years and over. Some performances may contain content and/or lyrics that may be considered inappropriate for children. 

No BYO alcohol food or drinks.

Licenced venue - food and drinks available for sale.

This event is Reserved Seating. Patrons are not permitted to BYO chair, blankets etc.

We play rain or shine.

No cameras, umbrellas, or other implements.

Gates open at 5.30PM. Please be aware there may be queues to enter the venue for the first part of the evening.

For patrons in a wheelchair, there will be an accessible area. To purchase accessible tickets or to book a ticket using a Companion Card, please CLICK HERE

See details in below section regarding ACROD Parking.

VENUE CONDITIONS OF ENTRY:

Fremantle Prison is a World Heritage site and must be respected at all times.

Visitors to Fremantle Prison should note that the surfaces you walk on are not always even. Please watch your step.

No shoes, no shirt, no entry.

Fremantle Prison is strictly a non-smoking site.

Fremantle Prison accepts no liability for any loss, damage or injury arising from a visit or whilst on the premises.

It is a condition of entry that visitors observe all signs and follow instructions by Fremantle Prison staff.

Fremantle Prison retains the right to deny access and/or remove visitors who are being a public nuisance, acting recklessly, or failing to observe directions from Fremantle Prison staff or signage.

Strictly no BYO alcohol, and no smoking.

Food and drinks will be available to purchase at the venue. You cannot bring your own food.

No pass outs.

A paid car park catering for over 60 vehicles is located directly outside Fremantle Prison, The Terrace via Fothergill Street.

Another large paid car park is located at the bottom of Fairbairn Ramp, accessible via Parry Street.

There are two ACROD parking bays located in City of Fremantle car park #29 (The Terrace) and three located in City of Fremantle car park #1 (Parry St).

Both car parks are managed by the City of Fremantle and parking fees apply.

If you have purchased a Prison Tour as part of the concert experience, you will be contacted regarding timings and other details (approximately a week prior to the show).