Splattering Sydney and Melbourne
Australia… are you ready to get splattered?
The bloodiest musical of all time is coming your way in 2026!
From the producers of The Play That Goes Wrong, comes Evil Dead The Musical: a hilariously gory, blood-soaked rock musical based on the iconic 80’s Evil Dead cult film franchise.
When five college students venture to an abandoned cabin in the woods, they accidentally unleash an evil force that turns them all into demons. It’s up to Ash, a housewares clerk turned chainsaw-wielding hero, to save the day! With blood flying, limbs dismembered, demons cracking bad jokes, and killer musical numbers, this show is a laugh-out-loud romp from start to finish.
Sydney’s intimate Reginald Theatre at the Seymour Centre and Melbourne’s iconic Chapel Off Chapel will be hilariously wrecked, uh, transformed, into ramshackle, not-so-demon-proof cabins in the woods, putting you smack-bang in the middle of the bloody chaos. For true horror fans seeking a fully immersive experience, audience members in the Splatter Zone should prepare to be absolutely drenched in fake blood… seriously, you’ve been warned!
Whether you’re a die-hard horror enthusiast, a musical theatre lover, or just someone who enjoys a good laugh, Evil Dead The Musical is a wild ride like nothing you’ve ever seen. It’s part comedy, part carnage, and all parts GROOVY!!!.
Don’t miss this bloody good time!
Content Warnings:
Fake weapons, sexual references, horrendously filthy language, gratuitous violence, strobe lighting, haze, dark spaces, and excessive amounts of fake blood.
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