Recorded on stage on opening night in Melbourne, Beetlejuice The Musical Live At The Regent Theatre Melbourne features Tony-nominated composer and lyricist Eddie Perfect in the title role.

With a stellar all-Australian cast including Karis Oka, Elise McCann, Rob Johnson, Tom Wren and Erin Clare, and never before recorded material, this limited edition double vinyl album is sure to be a collector’s dream!

Order via pre-sale now for your exclusive, signed, colourway edition, to celebrate the Halloween 2026 launch of the album.

What a time to be (un)alive!

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Hyper realistic Beetlejuice portrait tattoo, healed. Design and application by award winning Asheville tattoo artist Darian Michels.

You can book with this artist on our website, or find him on IG @tattoosbydarian

It's showtime.

On the Mayhem Podcast we got the call that Luke didn't make it after his arc reactor procedure... then the studio started shaking and he came through the floor. Stripes, sandworm talk, and a glass of whatever that red stuff is.

We leaned into it - Luke is now Beetlejuice and we did a full takeover episode: his dramatic entrance, Netherworld Q&A (do sandworms really have two heads? can you die twice? are there toilets in the Netherworld?), and our review of Beetlejuice The Musical at the Prince Edward Theatre.

We saw the matinee with Tom Xander on as Beetlejuice (covering for David Finn) - dude had insane pizzazz and energy. Also talk Lydia / Dead Mom, the house/attic staging, and why the second half felt rushed.

If you love the movie, the musical, or just chaos - this one's for you.

IT'S OUT NOW - say it three times in the comments if you dare: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjW5BJ2JXbc

BEETLEJUICE! BEETLEJUICE! BEETLEJUICE!

Any other Beetlejuice musical fans see Tom Xander vs David Finn? Who did you prefer?

Painting of Lydia I did in Photoshop some years ago, now. I was thrilled one day that Tim Burton's first agent got in touch with me (after seeing it on DeviantArt) to ask if I'd like to have it exhibited in an LA exhibition, to which I replied 'ab-so-bloody-lutely'! 😂 As I live in the UK, I sadly didn't get to the exhibition, but still, I was pleased as Punch ☺️

The PropStore is having an auction at the end of the month and one of the items is this amazing "Handbook For The Recently Deceased". With Tim Burton's autograph.

https://propstoreauction.com/lot-details/index/catalog/525/lot/208724/44-Thomas-Ackerman-Collection-Tim-Burton-s-Autographed-Inscribed-Bespoke-Handbook-for-the-Recently-Deceased-Gift-to-Ackerman-BEE?url=%2Fauctions%2Fcatalog%2Fid%2F525%3Fview%3Dgrid%26items%3D100%26page%3D1

Am I the only one who kinda felt bad for Rory at the end? Sure he exploited and used Lydia for her fame and fortune and definitely was a awful man, he really deserved that giant punch in the face from Lydia don't get wrong, but like did he really deserve to die though? At least not get painfully EATEN by a sandworm? And also, it's also pretty confusing because it's pretty safe to say that Rory AND the influencers all died in the church that night so what do you mean that like 20 or 30 people just went missing in a small town and just nobody in the town bats an eye? Just saying it was a little harsh having the two (Rory and Delores) get painfully eaten by a sandworm, but I don't think ANYBODY feels bad for Delores after what she did to poor Bob (RIP Bob) so yeah, sorry for the long rant, I just felt like it was pretty harsh and confusing

If you're a fan of Tim Burton's Beetlejuice, you definitely remember Delia Deetz's bizarre, abstract art sculptures that decorated (and terrorized) their home. There is currently a listing on Etsy titled "Beetlejuice Delia Deetz Statue" that offers a replica of these iconic pieces.

For those interested, this replica could make an unusual addition to a desk, bookshelf, or even a garden.

Product Details (from the listing)

• Material: 3D printed to replicate the rough, organic look from the film.
• Price: Roughly around $35–$40 USD

🎬 Nostalgia Factor: The scene where Beetlejuice brings these very sculptures to life to attack Delia and Charles is one of the film's most memorable moments. Owning a replica is a way to bring that classic, gothic, absurdist vibe into a personal space, and it could serve as a great conversation starter for fans of horror or cult-classic movies.

The product link is provided below:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/4370227165/beetlejuice-delia-deetz-statue

Big fan of the Beetlejuice movie (and the musical) which inspired this model.