Name: RMIT RedActs Presents: Ride the Cyclone
Start: 2026-12-05T19:00:00+1100
End: 2026-12-05T21:00:00+1100
Location: Kaleide Theatre - 360 Swanston St

Question 1

Venue Information - How to find the Kaleide Theatre?

Accepted Answer

The Kaleide Theatre is located on 360 Swanston Street, Melbourne within RMIT’s City Campus. Within RMIT’s City Campus, the theatre is located in Building 8 Level 2.

Upon arrival at the entrance to Building 8, head DOWN the stairs away from the main entrance. The entrance will be signposted by the RedActs flag at the bottom of the stairs next to the elevator.

Attached is the RMIT City Campus mobility map with the entrance to the Kaleide Theatre highlighted with red arrows.

Question 2

Venue Information - Parking and Public Transport Information

Accepted Answer

Public Transport Information: TrainsRMIT’s City Campus is only a few minutes walk from both Melbourne Central Station and the State Library Station, accessible by all metro train services including City Loop services. All stations have an accessible exit taking you onto Swanston St.TramsTram routes running along Swanston St (routes 1, 3/3a, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67 &amp; 72) and La Trobe St (route 30 &amp; 35) have the closest proximity to the theatre. RMIT University - Stop 7 takes you almost directly outside the Kaleide Theatre. Parking Information:Parking StationsRMIT’s closest parking stations is the RMIT parking station accessible through Cardigan St (closes at 10pm), and the QV parking station accessible through Russel St, Lonsdale St and Little Lonsdale St (open 24/7).Street ParkingRecommended street parking is on Cardigan St, Victoria St, or A’Beckett St. If planning on street parking, please consider additional time in your schedule to find a parking spot.

Question 3

Accessibility Information - Detailed Accessibility and Mobility Access Information

Accepted Answer

If you require assistance with mobility, please email us at drama.club@rmit.edu.au so we can ensure all accomodations can be facilitated.ParkingDisabled parking spots are available on the A’Beckett St side of Swanston St (accessible via La Trobe St), A’Beckett St, La Trobe St and Franklin St.Lift AccessPlease arrive at the main entrance to Building 8, located on Swanston St. If communicated prior, RedActs production staff will meet you at the entrance of Building 8 where there is an elevator taking you to foyer level.Within the theatre, there are two wheelchair accessible seats accessible via an elevator accessed within the foyer. A member of staff will guide you to the seating area at the front of the theatre. At the conclusion of the performance or during intermission, a member of staff will ensure you are able to get safely back to street level.RestroomsThere is an accessible unisex restroom located at foyer level.

Question 4

Accessibility Information - Detailed Content Warnings

Accepted Answer

If you have any enquires regarding specific content warnings, please email us at drama.club@rmit.edu.auThis show contains coarse language, sexual references and innuendo, references to death and drug use, depictions of injury, and theatrical violence.For an in-depth guide regarding content warnings, please refer to the following parental guide: https://ballyhootheatre.org/media/content/Parent_Guide_-_Ride_the_Cyclone.pdfAs the linked parental guide stems from a separate theatre company, please note that blocking may differ in our production. The themes and content warnings listed remain consistent throughout our production.

Question 5

Accessibility Information - Representation within Ride The Cyclone

Accepted Answer

RMIT RedActs is committed to ensuring casting across all our productions is equitable and responsible.In this licensed version of Ride the Cyclone, Ricky Potts is not explicitly written as a character with a disability. We acknowledge the circumstances surrounding this licensing change and the importance of disability representation in theatre. Our casting choices hence reflect our commitment to inclusive representation while recognising the importance of avoiding tokenism.Additionally, to ensure respectful representation of Ukrainian culture within the production is approached with care and consideration, we have undertaken measures to support this cultural identity, including traditional Ukrainian dance lessons. We acknowledge the importance of Ukrainian culture and identity in the character Mischa and choreography of ’Talia’.

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