I Love Your Faces: The Don Lane Story
Avoca Beach Theatre
Sun 19 Apr '26
Overview
Celebrate the music, memories, and magic of television's golden era with I Love Your Faces: The Don Lane Story — a spectacular theatrical tribute to one of Australia's most beloved entertainers, Don Lane at Avoca Beach Theatre on Sunday, April 19, 2026.
Guided by his son, the charismatic PJ Lane, this captivating production blends dazzling showbiz energy with heartfelt storytelling, capturing the spirit, humour, and charm that made Don Lane a…
Celebrate the music, memories, and magic of television's golden era with I Love Your Faces: The Don Lane Story — a spectacular theatrical tribute to one of Australia's most beloved entertainers, Don Lane at Avoca Beach Theatre on Sunday, April 19, 2026.
Guided by his son, the charismatic PJ Lane, this captivating production blends dazzling showbiz energy with heartfelt storytelling, capturing the spirit, humour, and charm that made Don Lane a household name.
A Spectacular Stage Experience
Experience show business at its finest with stunning choreography, glamorous showgirls, and exhilarating musical performances. Each number bursts with powerhouse vocals and magnetic stage presence, as PJ Lane delivers a performance that's equal parts heartfelt, electrifying, and utterly captivating. From soaring ballads to high-energy showstoppers, every moment shines with the legacy of Don Lane — and the undeniable star power of PJ Lane.
A Story of Love, Legacy & Laughter
At its heart, I Love Your Faces is a deeply personal story about family, legacy, and the unbreakable bond between a father and son. Through laughter, music, and moving storytelling, audiences are taken on a journey through the extraordinary life of a Bronx-born dreamer who became an Australian television icon.
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