Peppa Pig is coming to Sydney for the first time in 6 years

Peppa Pig’s latest stage show is set to tour Australia to celebrate the bossy pig’s 20th anniversary.
The stage show will play across two nights at Rooty Hill’s The Coliseum in mid-May 2025.
Tickets on sale on sale from early December but waitlist registration is now open.

The world’s most oinktastic girlboss is heading back to Sydney towards mid-2025 as Peppa Pig’s Fun Day Out LIVE returns to Australia for the first time since 2018.

It’s been six years since big and little kids alike have witnessed the spectacular live stage show from the fussy little four-year-old animated pig. Clearly not content with having her own long-running TV Show, the star is heading out to tour the country, playing at 9 venues across Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and New South Wales.

Her and her friends will be arriving in Sydney to play The Coliseum in Rooty Hill across two nights in mid-May.

“We have created lots of new puppets our Australian audiences wouldn’t have seen before,” promises show director and writer, Richard Lewis from Fierylight.

“We bring together all sorts of different techniques to make the action and fun with Peppa, her family and friends come to life on stage. Also, the level of audience interaction has increased, with even more opportunities in this new show for the audience to sing along, dance and to get involved.”

The live show, based on the beloved animated series that has been running since 2004, comes packed with fun, games and world-class puppetry that the entire family will love. Both shows will run across a weekend in May, with Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 locked in to welcome the world-famous pig and her family.

Kids will follow Peppa on her many adventures as she visits the zoo and heads on down to the beach for a special party. Kids will be able to sing and dance with colourful scarecrows, feed the penguins, building big sandcastles and even swim in the sea.

Peppa Pig Live has been in constant demand for the past 15 years now, playing to capacity crowds across Australia, USA, UK, Ireland and Asia with almost 3 million tickets sold.