Matador | The Tivoli Theatre | Brisbane



The Tivoli Theatre

52 Costin St, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Australia

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The Tivoli Theatre is a boutique seating space in Brisbane hailed as the city's most iconic live entertainment venue. Featuring a beautiful art deco style auditorium, the Tivoli boasts a state of the art sound and lighting system and first class hospitality. Located in the heart of Fortitude Valley, the theatre has been host to some of the biggest international and national acts over the years. The Tivoli is renowned for its warm and relaxed atmosphere and offers an intimate viewing experience unlike any other. Whether you're seeing a stage production, band, or dance performance, you'll be sure to enjoy the experience at the Tivoli.

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Inspired by a tale as old as time, MATADOR is a fiery fusion of burlesque, dance and jaw-dropping circus acts. Set across a fiery Spanish sunset, this is a tale of forbidden love, carnal desires, passion and pain, a tale of a love torn bull & the seductive Matador!

MATADOR takes us on an emotionally charged journey through love and it's many faces. A journey of self discovery, identity and sexuality, of lust, sex and passion. It explores the trials and tribulations of love, from the pain of unrequited love to the effects of infidelity on a relationship.

Above all else, MATADOR is a celebration of love, friendship and the bonds that hold us together.

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“Matador is a very fine-tuned production where the amazing dance choreography, aerial acts, performances, music, and lighting all work together to create a thrilling experience” – The AU Review

"spectacular... an energetic and immersive theatrical dance experience.” - Classic Melbourne

"Lust, betrayal, sacrifice, acceptance, and more-
a thematic story rather than a literal one. And it is wonderful” - Arts Review

"Come for the gorgeous and diverse dancers,
and the sexually charged performances,
and stay for the messages of self-love and self-determination” - Star Observer