Cruel Intentions: The ’90s Musical – Theatre Review
Adapted from the 1782 French novel ‘Les Liaisons dangereuses’ or its English title ‘Dangerous Liaisons’, the 1999…
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Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella – Theatre Review
There are many versions of Cinderella scattered through time via various forms of media, whether it be…
Britni Leslie: Who Writes This Stuff? – Comedy Review
To start, ‘Who Writes This Stuff’ is a fairytale, the kind of fairy tale that we want…
Pinot & Picasso – Experience Review
I cannot recall the last time I tried something new or something that took me outside of…
Driftwood the Musical – Theatre Review
There are many harrowing stories that families have about war. How they managed to escape, the family…
The View From Up Here – Theatre Review
Performed at Melbourne’s Theatre Works, ‘The View from Up Here’ is a unique play that is performed…
Lauren Edwards: Everything Is A Lie – Comedy Review
Lauren Edwards is angry and stressed with the way our world is currently, and so she should…
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Reimagined Production) – Theatre Review
In 2019, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child had its Australian premiere in Melbourne in its award-winning…
Celtic Illusion Reimagined – Theatre Review
Celtic Dancing. Traditional Irish Dancing. You know, the sort of dancing you have seen with that famous…
Bronte Charlotte and Leigh Scully: Pieces of Shit – Theatre Review
Directed by Nick Clark, Pieces of Shit is an intimate performance from Bronte Charlotte and Leigh Scully….
Opera Australia: La Traviata (2022 Melbourne Season) – Theatre Review
I am sure we have all experienced it before. You are at a party and there is…
Girl From The North Country – Theatre Review
There is no denying that Bob Dylan is one of the greatest songwriters of all time. I’ve…
Bell Shakespeare: Hamlet – Theatre Review
I have seen many Shakespearean plays but for some reason Hamlet has evaded me. This changed when…
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra: Disney-Pixar’s Toy Story In Concert – Film Concert Review
In its Australian Premiere, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra took to the stage to present Disney-Pixar’s Toy Story…
Melbourne Theatre Company: The Heartbreak Choir – Theatre Review
Everyone deals with traumatic events in their own way. Especially when the events do not happen to…
MATADOR la experiencia – Theatre Review
Way back in February 2019, I attended a show at the Melba Spiegeltent called Matador. Skip forward…
Ally Morgan: Not Today – Theatre Review
Anything I write from this point on will never be as articulate or as powerful as Ally…
Diana Nguyen: Chasing Keanu Reeves: An Encore (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Comedy Review
A show called ‘Chasing Keanu Reeves’ already had my attention. Walking into the venue and seeing that…
Circus Trick Tease: Werk It (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Theatre Review
Aerobics. You know, fluro spandex, high-energy movement to a killer high tempo backing track. I have not…
Josh Earl: Modern. Contemporary. (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Comedy Review
The story of ‘Modern. Contemporary.’ covers Josh Earl’s life from growing up in a place called Burnie…
Gabbi Bolt: I Hope My Keyboard Doesn’t Break (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Comedy Review
I’ve always adored comedians that play music. There’s just something special about them that I thoroughly enjoy….
Sammy J: Symphony in J Minor (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Comedy Review
“Pink clouds…” You know the one. I’ve been obsessed with this hilarious song for three years now…
Innes Lloyd: A Bond Among Us (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Theatre Review
Unless you have been hiding under a rock for over fifty years, everyone has heard of James…
Ange Lavoipierre: I’ve Got 99 Problems And Here Is An Exhaustive List Of Them (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Comedy Review
If you’ve ever wanted to listen to someone rattle off a list of seemingly trivial yet incredibly…
Faulty Towers the Dining Experience (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Comedy Review
Most of you would have heard of the old television series, Fawlty Towers. For those that have…
Flo & Joan: Sweet Release (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Comedy Review
I’ve always thoroughly enjoyed and preferred musical comedy. From the likes of Tripod and Tim Minchin, to…
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra: Disney’s Fantasia in Concert – Live Review
82 years ago, the original Disney’s Fantasia took to the big screen as Disney’s boldest experiment, combining…
Hans: Haus of Hans: Disco Spektakulär (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Comedy Review
Playing four shows at Brunswick Ballroom as part of the 2022 Melbourne International Comedy Festival over the…
Chelsea Evans, Eli Landes, Sam Gebreleselassie: Rising Stars of Comedy (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Comedy Review
I must admit, when it comes to comedy, I am very much an ‘anti-snob’. I feel so…
No Ball Games Allowed – Theatre Review
Kristen Smyth both writes and stars in ‘No Ball Games Allowed’, this astounding production that weaves together…
William Wang: Unrelatable Funny (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Comedy Review
I’ll be honest, Stand-Up Comedy is not really my kind of thing. I’m not exactly sure what…
Soothplayers: Completely Improvised Shakespeare (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Comedy Review
William Shakespeare. You’d be hard pressed to find someone who doesn’t know his name, who he is,…
Sparkle Society: Cab Suave (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Theatre Review
What does a cabaret and a private investigator have in common? Apparently, a taste for debauchery and…
Reuben Kaye: The Butch is Back (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Comedy Review
After two years of COVID and lockdowns, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival is back in its full…
Ellen Marning: Shticky Business (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Comedy Review
Ellen Marning’s Shticky Business is seriously a hilarious corporate sketch show you won’t want to miss. Sketch…
Murder Village: An Improvised Whodunnit (Melbourne International Comedy Festival) – Comedy Review
The Melbourne International Comedy Festival is back in full force for 2022, and so are the crimes…
An American In Paris – Theatre Review
I want to take you back to the 1950s where the legend that is Gene Kelly is…
Chase – Theatre Review
“The human mind is a wonderful yet fragile thing”, this is the thought that left me after…
Melbourne Theatre Company: Admissions – Theatre Review
Melbourne Theatre Company’s latest production, Admissions, is a gripping, satirical, no holds barred, verbal boxing match about…
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince in Concert with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra – Live Review
Two years ago, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra was set to perform Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Then,…
Oracle, Adelaide Fringe – Theatre Review
Zodiac mythology. Legendary tales that have been told for thousands of years, and now visionary artists at…
Stay Woke – Theatre Review
I have always been a firm believer in the fact that – you should walk away from…
Matador, Adelaide Fringe – Theatre Review
Melbourne based Bass Fam Creative returns to this year’s Adelaide Fringe with their 2021 sell out show…
The Who’s Tommy – Theatre Review
Initially, Victorian Opera was supposed to stage their production in 2020, and and then again in 2021…
Melbourne Theatre Company: Fun Home – Theatre Review
Adapted from the graphic-memoir by cartoonist Alison Bechdel titled ‘Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic’, Fun Home is…
The Goddesses – Theatre Review
From Breeze Entertainment’s founder Bree Kent comes a multifaceted stage show depicting the tales of a handful…
Melbourne Theatre Company: Touching the Void – Theatre Review
The latest production from the Melbourne Theatre Company has traversed its way into the Southbank Theatre with…
Into the Woods – Theatre Review
It is undeniable that the late great Stephen Sondheim is one of the best musical composers and…
Jagged Little Pill – Theatre Review
I remember growing up being a huge fan of Alanis Morissette for her naturally beautiful charm, as…
Oracle, Arts Centre Melbourne – Theatre Review
From the powerhouse performance troupe that brought the fire of passion in Matador, Bass Fam Creative return…