Anything but the hard knock life with this Annie The Musical dine, show & stay package
Enjoy a night of wholesome fun at the theatre combined with a delicious dining experience and luxurious stay at one of Sydney’s most exquisite hotels, with the new Annie “dinner, show and stay” package at Kimpton Margot Sydney.
The five-star Art Deco hotel has partnered with the beloved Broadway musical for its return season to Australia, showing at the nearby Capitol Theatre from 25 March to June 2025.
Spacious rooms that surpass even Daddy Warbucks’ standards await you, with a king bed, bathrobes by Georgia Draws A House and Mr. Smith amenities. Your very own Sandy the dog can even join in the fun, with pet-friendly Kimpton Margot Sydney welcoming pets of any shape and size, so long as they fit in the lift.
Opt to start your evening with an Annie-inspired cocktail at the stunning Wilmot Bar in the hotel’s grand, heritage-listed lobby, surrounded by stunning marble Scagliola pillars and plush furnishings. Choose between one of two themed concoctions for $22 a piece: the ‘Broadway’ Manhattan with bourbon, apricot brandy, pastis and orange juice; and the ‘Bronx’ Dirty Martini with London Dry Gin, dry vermouth, sweet vermouth and a dash of orange juice.
Then, head across to Luke’s Kitchen for a special two-course pre-theatre dinner curated by Luke Mangan, featuring dishes like sashimi with lime and dashi dressing; marinated BBQ quail with peach and tarragon salsa; melt-in-your-mouth confit duck in a red wine sauce; and balsamic-poached strawberries with fresh figs and blood orange sorbet.
A leisurely five-minute stroll to the Capitol Theatre and it’s time for the main event, where you’ll have two A-reserve tickets to the legendary award-winning Annie The Musical, which has been capturing the hearts of theatregoers around the globe for generations, before you retire to your plush accommodation for a serene sleep.
The package is available every Wednesday to Saturday throughout the show’s run, and includes overnight accommodation, a two-course set menu for two people at Luke’s Kitchen, and two tickets to the musical, from $400 per room, per night.
Subject to availability. Terms and conditions apply. Visit kimptonmargotsydney.com for more information and to book.
About Kimpton Margot Sydney
Australia's first Kimpton hotel, Kimpton Margot Sydney opened in February 2022 in a heritage listed 1930s building that evokes the spirit of the Art Deco era, with 172 spacious guest rooms and suites from the original offices of the New South Wales Water Authority, with three-metre-high ceilings and heritage brass windows, flooding with natural light and stylish charm. Acclaimed Australian chef Luke Mangan is at the helm of destination restaurant Luke's Kitchen in the beautiful lobby, while perched high above the CBD streets is Harper Rooftop Bar, a welcoming retreat filled with playfully crafted cocktails and tasty morsels.
About Pro-invest Group
Established in 2010, Pro-invest Group invests in hotels and commercial property assets on behalf of global institutional investors across Europe, Middle East and the APAC region.Pro-invest Group manages c.$3 billion in assets under management through a combination of discretionary funds, joint ventures, and managed accounts. Pro-invest Group’s integrated platform spans the asset lifecycle, from arranging funding through to developing, operating and asset managing individual assets as well as portfolios. Pro-invest Group assets include 31 hotels (approx. 6,000 rooms – open and pipeline) in Australia and New Zealand, in addition to commercial and mixed-use properties. Having established itself as a management platform in Australasia, the Pro-invest Group London office was established to focus on growth in the UK and Europe. Simultaneously, Pro-invest Group is raising a third value-add fund of $500 million for opportunistic investment in Asia-Pacific. Pro-invest Group owns Kimpton Margot Sydney.
About Annie The Musical
The ever-popular Broadway musical Annie returns to Sydney this year, playing at the Capitol Theatre from 25 March. The stellar cast includes Anthony Warlow as Oliver “Daddy” Warbucks, the role he has played twice before across Australia to great acclaim and in which he made his Broadway debut, and Debora Krizak as Miss Hannigan. Four young performers – Beatrix Alder, Matilda Casey, Dakota Chanel, and Stephanie McNamara – will share the lead role of Annie. Rising star Mackenzie Dunn will play Lily St. Regis and Keanu Gonzalez will step into the role of “Rooster” Hannigan, while Amanda Lea LaVergne will play the role of Grace Farrell. The original Yellow Wiggle, Greg Page, in his first musical theatre role, plays Franklin D Roosevelt. For more information, visit anniemusical.com.au.
