Close To Home {Melbourne Fringe} – Theatre Review
Flatpack presents Close To Home, a warm hug of a theatre experience. A cast of three, Emily…
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Flatpack presents Close To Home, a warm hug of a theatre experience. A cast of three, Emily…
Running Into The Sun is a ball of energy (a sun you might say) as it takes…
Way back in June 2022, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra celebrated the 90th Birthday of John Williams with…
Melbourne Fringe is back, packed to the brim with the finest talent our marvellous arts and culture…
It’s about to get transactional. Our fabulous gender-queer sugar baby, SUGAR is about to take us on…
What happens when you die? One theory is you are transported to the great pearly gates of…
Finding your voice and your identity is just as important as finding your home. In a Melbourne…
The Pope! The Holy Father! The Bishop of Rome and the triple threat of being Roman, Supreme…
Over a hundred years after the original Pygmalion was written (George Bernard Shaw). Audiences may also be…
What did you want to be when you grew up? Did you want to be a doctor?…
I’ll be honest, having an invisible, chronic disability sucks, but ask me a question about it, and…
My first memory of Tina Turner was in primary school where we learnt how to dance The…
What if your quarter-life-crisis came with a soundtrack? And what if that soundtrack was quirky, catchy, witty,…
It’s that time of year again! Melbourne Fringe is rolling back into venues across the city. However,…
In 2015, I witnessed Stephen Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd come to life on stage for the very first…
For those who have not seen A Chorus Line before, I feel it’s helpful to know going…
I went into this play knowing nothing about the plot. In fact, I didn’t even understand the…
Lyric Opera of Melbourne and Theatre Works bring opera to the modern audience with The Children’s Bach….
When she was only 18-years-old, Mary Shelly began working on a manuscript she would publish in 1818,…
It’s American novelist Arthur Whitney’s birthday and his friends have gathered to throw a surprise party. Little…
From the moment she enters stage, Jennie demands your attention. Presented by Gasworks Arts Park and Melbourne…
Admittedly, when I first saw SIX in 2022 at the Comedy Theatre, I had expected this feminist…
It is not often that I get the opportunity to experience a comedy show outside of the…
I’ll never shy away from a trip to the circus. There’s something magical about the different incredible…
Samuel D. Hunter’s ‘The Whale’ first debuted off-Broadway in 2012 and became exposed to a larger audience…
Disney On Ice is back in Melbourne at Rod Laver Arena and their new show Road Trip…
When I first heard that Ladybeard was coming back to Australia in a new group named Babybeard,…
Beauty and the Beast is a tale that is such a powerful and important part of our…
Broad Encounters are quickly becoming a favourite of mine within the immersive and interactive theatre space. I…
On a barren stage in a Victorian theatre, a tired older gentleman named Arthur Kipps (John Waters)…
Perfectly timed during Pride Month, DT’s Hotel celebrated its 29th Birthday with a special event on Saturday…
It’s been 28 years since Sunset Boulevard graced the Australian stage. Now in 2024, Opera Australia and…
When you see a blow up flamingo on the stage as you walk into a theatre, you…
Perfectly timed with the recent release of Bridgerton Season 3, Part 1, and the upcoming Part 2,…
Margaret Court Arena is a multipurpose venue known more for tennis and concerts, but it is the…
I have only really known of The Odd Couple from the 1970’s television series of the same…
Homo Pentecostus is a collaboration between actor-dancer-writer Joel Bray, performer Peter Paltos and theatre expert Emma Valente,…
I’ll be the first to admit that I have never played the board game Cluedo. A murder…
Cirque du Soleil has been around for almost 40 years now and one would wonder, after all…
There are many different ways you can experience the Harry Potter series. Whether you are an avid…
Darby James’ Little Squirt is the most beautiful and moving piece of theatre. Directed by Casey Gould,…
Many will tell you that getting married will change your life, but as Two Hearts will tell…
‘Success In Everything’ is Melbourne based independent comedian Noah ‘Noz’ Szto’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival debut and…
Princess Diana Nguyen graced the Melbourne Town Hall Portico Room stage by skipping and floating into view….
Andy Balloch’s ‘Killing Time’ is the show I was most looking forward to at this year’s Melbourne…
What happens when you take a 400-year-old playwright and an 80s classic action-comedy film and smash them…
It’s been an honour to witness Lou Wall evolve as a comedian and an artist. They wowed…
Shrek is love. Shrek is life. That’s something I firmly believe, and burlesque performances are some of…
During the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, there are so many genres to pick from that I find…
With the rising cost of well, everything, the classic evening out of ‘dinner and a show’ is…