About Vass Theatre Group
Vass Theatre Group (also known as Vass Productions) is an Australian performing arts and venue management company based in St Kilda, Victoria. The company produces and presents live theatrical productions, comedy, music, and cultural events, and it owns and operates the Alex Theatre in St Kilda, Melbourne. Through its website (vassproductions.com.au) and the Alex Theatre box office, Vass Theatre Group handles ticket sales, event bookings, venue hire, and a range of associated services for audiences, promoters, and corporate clients.
A charge from Vass Theatre Group may appear on your bank or card statement when you purchase tickets for a show at the Alex Theatre or another venue where Vass is the producer or ticketing provider. You might also see a charge for booking fees, subscriptions to ongoing performance programs, workshop or class registrations, venue hire deposits, gift vouchers, or bar/concession pre‑purchases. In some cases, you may notice a small temporary “authorization hold” when you first enter your card details online; this is used to verify your payment method and generally disappears within a few business days. Recurring or repeat charges can occur if you have standing bookings, season-style passes, or if you’ve agreed to an installment plan for a production or event package.
If you’re unsure about a Vass Theatre Group charge, start by checking your recent ticket purchases and email inbox (including spam/junk) for booking confirmations from Vass Theatre Group, Vass Productions, or the Alex Theatre. Match the date and amount on your statement with any order confirmations, ticket receipts, or venue hire agreements. For further clarification, visit vassproductions.com.au and use the contact or box office information listed there, providing your full name, the last four digits of the charged card, the exact amount, and the transaction date so they can locate your booking. If you suspect a duplicate or incorrect charge, contact Vass Theatre Group first to resolve the issue; if you still can’t identify the payment, you can then speak with your bank or card issuer about disputing the transaction.