About
Our favourite Christmas movie is reimagined in Love Actually? The Musical Parody, the musical that blends love, humour, and music during the festivities.
This Off-Broadway production takes on of the most iconic romantic comedies to another level, from the same writers of Friends! The Musical Parody. This hilarious holiday sendup of the movie Love Actually (2003) follows nine main storylines with characters that are searching for their own types of love during Christmas, with originals songs that will make you laugh-out-loud during the entire performance.
The musical goes beyond and brings with it songs that allude to all our love-related questions. Perfect for die-hard fans of the movie, haters, or people who haven't seen it, be ready to witness awkward meet-cutes, hilarious scenes, some over-the-top and cliché moments, catchy songs, and, actually, lots of love.
- Running Time: 90 minutes
- Age Recommendation: 13+
Plot
Love Actually? The Musical Parody is based on the 2033 movie Love Actually, one of the most beloved British rom-coms. The story follows nine main storylines with characters formed by couples that are shearching for their own kind of love.
The parody brings together the storylines with a cheeky twist, poking fun at some of the most over-the-top moments of the original movie. With original songs, this musical highlights the absurdities of the movie's most memorable scenes with comedic sketches.
How To Get There
Love Actually? The Musical Parody is performed at The Athenaeum Theatre in Melbourne, at 188 Collins Street, Melbourne Athenaeum, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, 3000. You can get there by:
- Bus: if you are travelling by bus, you can take bus numbers 220, 234, 250, 251, and 302 to the theatre.
- Train: the closest train station to the theatre is Flinders Station. You can take the Belgrave, Craigieburn, Frankston, Glen Waverly, and Hurstbridge lines.
- Tram: you can easily travel to the Athenaeum Theatre by tram as any Collins or Swanston Street tram stops which are next to the theatre.
- Car: there is not a car park at the Athenaeum theatre Melbourne, but there is parking available all over Melbourne which you can find using parkopedia.
