SHOWTIME: Dear Evan Hansen with Martin Crewes

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🎭 Dear Evan Hansen

🎟️ dearevanhansenmusical.com.au

Australian Tour
🗓️ Now Playing

📍 Sydney: Roslyn Packer Theatre

🗓️ December 2024

📍 Melbourne: Arts Centre

🗓️ February 2025

📍 Canberra: Canberra Theatre Centre
🗓️ April 2025

📍 Adelaide: Her Majesty’s Theatre

Socially anxious Evan Hansen is forced to make a decision. Play along with the charade, receiving the attention he’s always craved. Or speak out and risk losing it all.

The Australian premiere of Dear Evan Hansen is the raw, moving and inspiring story of a socially anxious highschooler who is suddenly thrust into the spotlight when he inadvertently invents an important role for himself at the centre of a tragedy.

Intimate and deeply personal, this multi-award winning coming-of-age tale carries the reputation as one of the most profound stories in contemporary musical theatre. Called a “breathtaking knockout of a musical” by The New York Times, it brilliantly illustrates our desire for authentic human connection in a hyper-connected, digital world.

Featuring music from the Grammy and Academy Award winning geniuses Benj Pasek and Justin Paul (La La Land, The Greatest Showman, Dogfight), the six-time Tony Award® winning production, including Best Book by Steven Levenson, journeys to the core of teenage loneliness with a tenderness and wit that will set your heart alight.

Martin Crewes
An accomplished actor with a Bachelor of Arts from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (1990), he has brought to life numerous iconic characters on stage. Notable theatre credits include Sam Carmichael in Mamma Mia! (Michael Coppel), Monsieur Andre in Phantom of the Opera (Opera Australia), and Steve Blauner in Dream Lover (Dream Lover Australia). He has also starred as Giuseppe Zangara in Assassins, Claude in Hair, and Frederick Trumper in Chess, showcasing a versatile range that spans from classic musicals to contemporary productions. Additional performances as Sky Masterson in Guys and Dolls, Jim Ryan in The Man from Snowy River Arena Spectacular, and Marius in Les Miserables have cemented his reputation in musical theatre.

His screen work includes television roles such as Charles Milne in Ten Pound Poms (Eleven Film), Lewis Bligh in A Place to Call Home (Seven Network/Foxtel), and Bob Forrester in Casualty (BBC). In film, he has appeared as David Knight in Everything in Between, Dr. Wright in Patrick, and Kaplan in Resident Evil. His performances have earned him a Green Room Award for Best Male Actor in a Leading Role, Musical Theatre (Sweet Charity and Hair), and a Sydney Theatre Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in Doctor Zhivago, underscoring his impact across theatre and screen.