Bluey's Big Play BIO
Bluey's Big Play brings the world of the animated series to the stage in a live theatrical experience for children and families. The production is based on the adventures of Bluey, Bingo, and their family, translating the show's playful stories into a performance designed for a shared family outing.
A performance is listed for August 2, 2026, at DeVos Hall in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The supplied event information lists one date at this venue, so a history of earlier local performances cannot be confirmed. The performance is part of the Theatre and Children / family calendar featured by ticketsgrandrapidsmi.com.
Venue and Seating Information
Devos Hall hosts a range of live events, and its indoor setting makes it a practical choice for a family theatre visit. For this performance, check the event's seating map and ticket details before choosing seats, since available sections and layouts may vary by production.
Families may wish to consider the view and distance from the stage when comparing available seats. No section-specific fan reviews or seating recommendations were provided for this event, so avoid assuming that a particular section is best or least suitable.
Parking Information
Parking arrangements and rates for the event were not included in the supplied information. Visitors should confirm current options, availability, and pricing before traveling, as these details can change.
- Review the venue's current event-day parking guidance when planning arrival.
- Allow time to locate parking and walk to the hall, particularly when attending with children.
Bluey's Big Play Grand Rapids reviews
Could have been better
Maybe I would not go to this show again. I guess I have just been spoiled by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. The orchestra was incredible, and had I signed up for a night of just Bluey's Big Play music, I would have enjoyed it more. The video clips didn't enhance the show at all, but rather distracted me from the main attraction. I know what an orchestra and laser light show can be. The effects were pretty underdone and looked very cheap (except for the pyrotechnics). The screen was a lot smaller than I expected based on the claims that it is the largest HDLED screen on tour.