The highly anticipated Telethon weekend is just around the corner with tickets for the opening and closing shows available from Wednesday.
Tickets will be on sale from 10am exclusively through Ticketek and with a star studded line up, seats are sure to sell fast.
The 2023 fundraising spectacular promises an unparalleled entertainment experience with some of Australia’s legendary musicians, actors, sports stars and television sensations coming to help WA give generously to sick kids in need.
Disco diva Marcia Hines will be performing at Telethon, along with Russell Morris and the dazzling Rhonda Burchmore.
Special guest Emma Memma will also grace the stage with her infectious energy, as well as David Strassman, Human Nature’s Phil Burton and social media sensations the Rybka Twins, and Ben and Zara.
Perth locals Rove McManus, actress Tasma Walton and parenting author Maggie Dent are also set to make an appearance.
Joining the star-studded lineup will be much-loved presenter Dr Chris Brown, SAS Australia’s chief instructor Ant Middleton, Sunrise hosts Natalie Barr and Matt Shirvington, The Morning Show’s Larry Emdur and Kylie Gillies, and Better Homes and Gardens’ presenters Dr Harry Cooper, Charlie Albone and Juliet Love.
Don’t forget the Home and Away favourites including Lynne McGranger, Matt Evans, Adam Rowland, plus the 7NEWS team, and a huge host of sports and radio personalities.
There will be plenty of laughter, unscripted moments, and panels featuring some of your favourite stars at the 2023 Telethon.
The Telethon broadcast can be watched live from RAC Arena outside of the opening and closing show times for a gold coin donation between 10.30pm on Saturday, October 21, and 5pm on Sunday, October 22.
Telethon supports 107 children’s charities across WA thanks to the donations raised, which help build a better and brighter future for sick children.
Join a host of your favourite TV, music, sporting and social media stars at RAC Arena and be part of the live audience to help make a positive difference on the lives of children in need.