The show must go on! Hugh Jackman departs Adelaide with daughter Ava after selling out three shows in South Australian capital

By Sophie Goulopoulos For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 00:38 EST, 13 December 2015 | Updated: 03:31 EST, 13 December 2015

He's been touring his home country of Australia recently as part of his stadium spectacular, Broadway to Oz.

And after selling-out three nights in Adelaide, Hugh Jackman departed South Australia for Perth on Sunday before rounding out his tour there. 

Stepping out with his ten-year-old daughter Ava, the 47-year-old looked every inch an everyday dad as he smiled and waved for photographers.  

The show must go on! Hugh Jackman departed Adelaide for Perth on Sunday afternoon with his 10-year-old daughter Ava

The show must go on! Hugh Jackman departed Adelaide for Perth on Sunday afternoon with his 10-year-old daughter Ava

Looking supremely casual, the father-of-two donned a simple grey t-shirt and navy cargo shorts, with a pair of hiking shoes and a khaki baseball cap. 

His daughter looked cute in a matching singlet and shorts set with gold sandals as she walked closely with her father.  

Broadway to Oz, based on the showman's smash-hit and sold out show, has been entertaining audiences nationwide for the past month.

In one of his Sydney shows, 'adopted' Aussie star Russell Crowe joined the award-winning actor on stage, much to the delight of his audience.

Casual: The father-of-two donned a simple grey t-shirt and navy cargo shorts

Casual: The father-of-two donned a simple grey t-shirt and navy cargo shorts

Cute: His daughter looked cute in a matching singlet and shorts set with gold sandals as she walked closely with her father

Cute: His daughter looked cute in a matching singlet and shorts set with gold sandals as she walked closely with her father

Happy chap: Hugh sold out three nights in Adelaide before he heads to Western Australia to round out the tour of his show Broadway To Oz

Happy chap: Hugh sold out three nights in Adelaide before he heads to Western Australia to round out the tour of his show Broadway To Oz

The united Les Miserables actors performed a duet, the Confrontation, which they sung together in the 2012 movie adaptation of the famous musical.

Social media was a flurry straight after the show as many praised Hugh calling him a 'hero' and 'amazing' for making the show more than just a performance.

Jackman tweeted a snap of the duo together after the performance, saying: 'Awesome sharing the stage with you tonight mate!' 

Doing the rounds: Broadway to Oz, based on the showman's smash-hit and sold out show, has been stunning audiences the nation-wide for the past month

Doing the rounds: Broadway to Oz, based on the showman's smash-hit and sold out show, has been stunning audiences the nation-wide for the past month

'Awesome sharing the stage with you tonight mate!' In one of his Sydney shows, 'adopted' Aussie star Russell Crowe joined the award-winning actor on stage, much to the delight of his audience

'Awesome sharing the stage with you tonight mate!' In one of his Sydney shows, 'adopted' Aussie star Russell Crowe joined the award-winning actor on stage, much to the delight of his audience

It tells the story of his journey through life so far, from his early days in outback Australia, through his musical career, and to the first time he wielded the Wolverine claws in the X-Men film franchises.

Speaking of the project earlier this year, he told of his excitement at being able to return to Australia to see it through.

'Broadway to Oz is a dream come true. This is the show I’ve always wanted to bring home,' the actor said in a statement.

Next year the actor will be back on the big screen alongside Christopher Walken in the sports comedy Eddie the Eagle.

Number one fan: Ava was adopted into the Jackman/Furness family in 2005 

Number one fan: Ava was adopted into the Jackman/Furness family in 2005 

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