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Macaulay Culkin brings Home Alone tour to Australia in November

Macaulay Culkin will screen Home Alone and appear for live interviews in three Australian cities from late November.

Macaulay Culkin is coming to Australia in November to screen Home Alone 35 years after the film's release and meet fans. Culkin will visit Brisbane on November 24, Melbourne on November 27, and Sydney on November 29.

Culkin will participate in a moderated live interview with the audience after each screening. VIP packages start at $399 and include a photo with Culkin.

General admission tickets range from $106 to $179, depending on seating. Tickets go on presale September 21 and general sale begins September 23.

The event is all ages.

35 years
Years since original release
10 years old
Culkin's age then
$399
VIP package price
$106 to $179
General admission range

Why it mattersFans get a rare chance to meet the actor who became an icon at age 10 and experience the beloved Christmas film live on the big screen.

AustraliaAustralian fans can attend events in three major cities without travelling overseas, with screenings at the Fortitude Music Hall Brisbane, Regent Theatre Melbourne, and Enmore Theatre Sydney.

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