GATSBY At The Green Light

  • Cabaret
  • Studio
  • Run time: 75 minutes, no interval Subject to change
  • Gatsby seating map

Prepare to be outrageously entertained

Jay Gatsby has gathered the finest dancers, singers, acrobats and cabaret stars for the soirée of the season. Get ready for a glittering night of vintage glamour, debauchery and daring entertainment.

Your venue for the night? A low-lit speakeasy called The Green Light. Inside, 1920s glitz meets 2020s energy as talented performers wow you with every move. Sip a crisp gin martini as breathtaking aerials, soaring vocals and an electrifying soundtrack ignite the room. 

GATSBY at The Green Light comes from the creative masterminds behind the acclaimed L’Hotel. After a sold-out season that left audiences buzzing, Gatsby returns bolder and more intoxicating than ever.

This summer, dazzling new stars light up the stage. Be swept away by Spencer Craig as Gatsby and Caitlin Tomson-Moylan as Daisy, a duo whose breathtaking aerial hoop act and electric chemistry will leave you spellbound. Watch sparks fly as Young Gatsby (Jacob McPherson) and Young Daisy (Mariia Borysiak) take to the air, and prepare for tap sensation Tommy Egan to bring the house down with world-class moves and unstoppable charm.

Dress to impress. Step into The Green Light this summer and rub shoulders with Gatsby, among the whisperings and the champagne and the stars.

Sydney Opera House and Caper & Crow Present

Event details


GATSBY is the perfect show for audiences wanting a sexy, fun night out on a summer’s evening.

Limelight

If you’ve ever imagined yourself at one of [Gatsby’s] parties, this will draw you like a moth to the green light at the end of Daisy’s dock.

Sydney Morning Herald

An exhilarating, sensual evening of aerial wizardry, vaudeville, and dance set in a 1920’s bar.

Arts Hub

There are two ways to experience the party

Meet the ensemble

A performer in a glittery black dress dances with a fiery torch on a lit stage. Background features shelves lined with various colorful bottles.

A man in a green suit and bow tie balances a tray while juggling champagne flutes in a sophisticated, warmly-lit bar stocked with various bottles.

A man in a white suit stands confidently in front of a well-lit bar, filled with assorted bottles and warm wood tones, exuding an elegant, upscale ambiance.

A lively performer in vintage attire jumps energetically on a stage, with shelves of colorful bottles in the background. The scene is vibrant and dynamic.

Man in plaid suit and hat balances on a black rocking horse in a stylish bar. Shelves filled with bottles and warm lighting create a suave, vintage ambiance.

A man in black pants and a white tank top lifts a woman in a lacy outfit above his shoulders.

A performer in a silver bikini poses confidently in a giant champagne glass, holding a bottle aloft. The background features shelves of backlit bottles.

Performer in a brimmed hat and fringed gold top poses energetically on a stage.

A performer poses wearing a shimmering outfit, resembling a marionette with strings attached.

Cast and creatives

Creative team
Director: Craig Ilott
Designer: Stuart Couzens
Music Director: Kim Moyes

Set Design & Production Management: Renier Jansen van Vuuren, Alfred
Lighting Designer: Matt Marshall
Costume Design: Mason Browne, Alfred
Costume Design: Rose Jurd, Alfred
Choreographer: Lucas Newland
Resident Choreographer: Cassie Bartho
Aerial Choreography (Wicked Game): Jo Coterill
Cocktail Design: Matt Whiley

Service Ensemble
Clayton Church
Jaimie Nirvana
Maddi Xuereb
Michelle Leung
Thomas Young
Tiana Vassallo
Willa Bell Klemm

Image credit: Daniel Boud

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Attending this event

Plan your visit

Address

Sydney Opera House
Bennelong Point
Sydney NSW 2000
Australia

Getting to the venue

The Opera House is a 7-10 minute walk from Circular Quay, and is easily accessible by car, train, ferry, lightrail, bus, bike and on foot.

Location and access

Studio

The Studio is located in the north-western corner of Sydney Opera House, best accessed through the Western Foyers.

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