Thelma Plum seated on a chair
Thelma on stage holding her microphone
The captivating Thelma Plum singing on stage with a woven sculpture around her microphone stand.
Thelma Plum seated on a chair
Thelma on stage holding her microphone
The captivating Thelma Plum singing on stage with a woven sculpture around her microphone stand.

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Her Majesty's Theatre Ballarat

17 Lydiard Street South,
Ballarat Central VIC 3350

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  • Fri 20 Jun

8pm–10pm

$65.40 per person

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Thelma Plum brings her acclaimed I'm Sorry, Now Say it Back album to Ballarat this June.

After a huge 2024 album launch, Thelma Plum and her band hit regional Australia hard on the "I'm Sorry, Where is That?" Tour. But she will not be touring Melbourne, Geelong or Bendigo - so this is your best shot to see Thelma live on stage.

Do not miss the chance to see Thelma Plum live on stage in the opulent surrounds of Australia's oldest and most glamorous theatre, Her Majesty's Theatre Ballarat.

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