Ballet of Lights: Peter Pan in a Sparkling Show
Experience Peter Pan reimagined with Ballet of Lights! Six performers in illuminated costumes bring this classic story to life through dance, light, and color.
Ballet of Lights: Cinderella in a Sparkling Show
After captivating audiences worldwide with Peter Pan, Ballet of Lights presents Cinderella! This classic fairy tale is reimagined in a ballet show where dancers shine in glow-in-the-dark costumes.
YUMI – The Whole World: The Pacific fight for climate justice
RMIT University's Pacific Initiative, with the Pacific Human Rights Film Festival, invites you to an evening of conversation and film about climate justice, featuring a special screening of YUMI – The Whole World, the powerful documentary about bringing the world's most urgent issue to the world's highest court.
Capitol Theatre Orchestra followed by a screening of Cabaret (M), 1972
Enjoy approximately an hour of authentic 1920's jazz music performed by the amazing Capitol Theatre Orchestra before stepping into the dazzling, decadent world of 1930s Berlin in Cabaret (1972).
'The First Inventors: How People Shaped a Continent' | An evening with Larissa Behrendt AO, Billy Griffiths and Sean Ulm
To celebrate Social Sciences Week, and the research that helps us understand and shape society, RMIT University is proud to present celebrated Eualayai/Gamillaroi author, filmmaker and academic Larissa Behrendt AO, award-winning author and historian Billy Griffiths and one of Australia's leading archaeologists, Sean Ulm, as they discuss their new book 'The First Inventors: How People Shaped a Continent.'
AI Data Centres: Exploring the Buildings Behind the AI Boom
Artificial intelligence is transforming society, powered by the data centres behind the AI boom. Join leading experts from industry, government and academia to explore how Australia can balance innovation, economic growth, energy demands, climate commitments and community expectations while shaping a responsible, sustainable digital future.
Melbourne Fringe Opening Night Gala
Beneath the glowing arches of RMIT University's iconic venue, The Capitol, the Melbourne Fringe Opening Night Gala crackles with life. A 90-minute spectacle of everything Fringe does best: bold ideas, high-voltage performances, and independent art with heat you can feel from the back row.
Andrew O'Hagan: On Friendship
Acclaimed author Andrew O'Hagan joins Marieke Hardy to explore the friendships, encounters and connections that give our lives meaning.
