Overview
Located in a historic blue-stone chapel dating back to 1858, Prahran's Chapel Off Chapel has long been an institution for emerging Melbourne creatives. It has hosted independent productions of musicals, many of which were premiers, including the likes of Is There Life After High School?, Songs for a New World, Putting it Together and The Colour Purple. There have been over a million punters through its doors since it opened in the early 90s, and it has played host to more than 20,000 creatives.
The venue is famous for a lot of things, from dance to live musicals, and to this day, it continues to nurture and give a stage to emerging artists. Chapel off Chapel is also renowned for its regular comedy shows, often hosting big names who use the stunning space to record gigs that'll be streamed online.
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