How to get there
Ride the G: to Cypress Avenue Station, walk across Chevron Island Bridge, follow Thomas Drive, turn left onto Stanhill Drive and follow the signs to the Green Bridge.
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Back for a new buzzy adventure, ‘A Bee Story 2’ has made HOTA its hive, with even more shows for you to enjoy throughout November and December.
The uniquely Australian physical theatre show for children and families incorporates a kaleidoscope of circus, acrobatics, dance and live music. After rebuilding their hive in their first show, the bees are in another sticky situation! But some new friends and some new tricks might help them get unstuck…
Join the bees on their second adventure and be amazed by daring balancing acts, exciting glow-in-the-dark spectacles and groovy dance moves. This is the much anticipated bee-quel to ‘A Bee Story’, and explores new themes around environmentalism, sustainability, and community spirit. The show was directed by performer Robbie Curtis (Circa, Cirque du Soleil, Circus Oz, Australian Ballet), and co-created with musician and performer Lizzie McRae.
Come early for free pre-show workshop activities for kids from 9.30am before each performance!
- >Broadbeach North
- >Broadbeach South
- >Broadwater Parklands
- >Cavill Avenue
- >Cypress Avenue
- >Florida Gardens
- >Gold Coast University Hospital
- >Griffith University
- >Helensvale
- >Main Beach
- >Nerang Street
- >Northcliffe
- >Queen Street
- >Southbound Buses
- >Southport
- >Southport South
- >Surfers Paradise
- >Surfers Paradise North
We acknowledge the original inhabitants of this area, including the Yugambeh people and family groups within, and recognise their connection to the land, waters and resources in the area now known as the Gold Coast. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
