Georgia Darcy has made it her 'songline' to bring through the light and sounds of Paris. This show is not merely a r... [more]
The Wind in the Willows by Eltham Little Theatre, is a musical adaptation of the Kenneth Grahame children's classic ... [more]
Fire in the Head is the story of Ned Kelly's sister, Kate Kelly. Tragic and biographical, Kate's tale provides a fem... [more]
Broken Record, by Five by Five Theatre, is a courageous attempt to explore the nuances and threads of mental health ... [more]
The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes is a dramatisation of inclusion, inclusion policy and ideology - and how - it... [more]
The invitation to join Northcote Pottery Supplies to make mini pet sculptures, was too good to be true. What better ... [more]
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As soon as international borders re-open, Australians will no doubt head back to the ... [more]
The Hotel Wolcott is conveniently located in mid-Manhattan, in-between 5th Avenue and Broadway, on 31st Street. On f... [more]
Focused around family culture, Kristina Diaz runs Sunday matinee Milongas that are truly inclusive. On October 21st,... [more]
Fire Monkey positions the trauma of migration, isolation and the journeys of refugees and diaspora communities in a ... [more]
'Face It' art exhibition has been 20 years in the making. Now showing at the grand Montsalvat in Eltham, 'Face It' i... [more]
Paul Margocsy is a celebrated wildlife artist, having had solo exhibitions in his home-town of Melbourne, across Aus... [more]
The Dog Lovers Show should be noted on every dog lover's calendar, as it is a well-rounded and comprehensive celebra... [more]
Common Ground, the latest major work from Chunky Move Studios, is compelling from beginning to end. Internationally ... [more]
The Wesley Anne, in Melbourne's arts-funky High Street, hosted the album launch of Mary Webb's new album, Love Like ... [more]
This year, Melbourne Trades Hall, a crowd favourite and long-time venue for MICF events, hosted the new show from st... [more]
Into the Abyss has been the surprise packet of this year's Melbourne International Comedy Festival and is currently ... [more]
On Saturday 10 March, at 6am, Melbourne's 'edgiest' theatre space, The Bordello Theatre, went up in smoke. The Borde... [more]
#TAYLURKING is a perfect comedic cabaret show for millennials and those who are 'devoted' social media explorers. Sh... [more]
The Melka Excelsior Hotel, at Lovina Beach in the north of Bali, offers an up-close and personal dolphin experience ... [more]
Misterman is a startling and challenging drama set in the recesses of one man's mind. This demanding theatrical dram... [more]
Lush Life: An Excavation of the Queer History of Jazz is a rich expose of the understated contribution that queer ja... [more]
Exquisite: An Evening with Mama Alto is 'exquisite' and yet so much more. Mama Alto animates a highly textured sound... [more]
Charlie D. Barkle has turned Bond iconography into a hilarious cabaret. Bond is a perfect choice for comic stand-up... [more]
The Travelling Sisters have returned to Melbourne, invited to be a part of this year's Fringe Festival. The trio wer... [more]
The Cocoon, produced by Northern Theatre Company and showing at The Portable as part of the Melbourne Fringe Festiva... [more]
Visitors to Bali may embrace the array of massages and other hands-on healing sessions available but traditional hea... [more]
If These Walls Could Talk …? is an extraordinary piece of original theatre, staged as part of this year's Glow Winte... [more]
Europe Won't Fix You, now playing at The Butterfly Club, is an hour of madcap fun from The General Public Theatre. A... [more]
Ned- A New Australian Musical in Concert, has the combined power of 50 performers. It promotes the original stage musica... [more]
ReHavaiki is the storyline of Pacific Islander culture, set in Sunshine. The St Albans Bowery Theatre audience glowed wi... [more]
The Psychology of Magic, one of the last shows from The Melbourne Magic Festival, was a joint seminar-style presenta... [more]
Tim Ellis burst out of the blocks by telling us of his own childhood and how, as a young boy, he was lured into the... [more]
Last week's audience was unanimous: Brisbane-based magician Daz Buckley was 'bedazzling'. This show, which ran for t... [more]
Melburnians interested in Chinese Medicine (TCM) and integrated health care are well-advised to attend Dr. Natasja F... [more]
There is a black piano and double bass on a candle-lit stage. At centre back, there is a self-portrait of Joni Mitch... [more]
Ethel Merman is synonymous with Broadway musicals. Cabaret 'prima donna' Jon Jackson, is a recognised Australian ope... [more]
You know that you have just seen an extraordinary show when 48 hours later, you are still singing the songs in the b... [more]
Motown is one of the west's most loved musical styles, immediately recognised by its upbeat, funky rhythms and unive... [more]
The 8th annual Melbourne Cabaret Festival blasted off last Tuesday at Chapel Off Chapel, showcasing die-hard favouri... [more]
Grin shows Dusty Limit's extraordinary talent as a lyricist and true Cabaret artist. His rhythmic perfection and cla... [more]
Jing HealthCare is a holistic multi-modality community health centre in Lilydale. The practice is built on principle... [more]
New York-based, queer writer Jack Ferver, presented Mon, Ma, Mes (Revisité) at Phillip Adams Ballet Lab's (PABL) Tem... [more]
Rachel Edmond's 'Have You Tried Yoga?' is a two-cast member production, dramatising the efforts, issues and hardship... [more]
A true gentleman who blends Tango traditions with New Age 'body and soul', Albano Goldenberg is changing the way Aus... [more]
The Colour of Fire is one of the most important plays and artistic community projects that you will ever see. I was ... [more]
Brisbane's home-grown comedy trio, The Travelling Sisters, have enjoyed sell-out audiences every night at Anywhere T... [more]
The Owl and the Cat Theatre is forever brave in presenting poignant social themes, which through intense characteri... [more]
Tango Feet is a regular, women's only Tango technique workshop, presented by Melbourne's premier Tanguera, Kristina ... [more]
The mystical land of Tibet is a real story about the struggle for human rights and spirit of human endurance. The Fe... [more]
Laura Trenerry, part of Australia's premier comedy trio The Travelling Sisters, presents a character-development wor... [more]
The Small Car improvisation team of Mario, Broni and Andrew are 'dudes doing dumb stuff', which means delivering uns... [more]
The Travelling Sisters is the surprise packet of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, taking enraptured audi... [more]
Although Ode to Man is described as ' a lamentation on the death of heroic masculinity', it is a clear and empowered... [more]
Funeral Games, written by British farce master Joe Orton, has enjoyed an extensive season at The Owl and the Cat The... [more]
Paul Richards presented his first solo performance of 'The Echo Chamber', at the iconic Butterfly Club as part of th... [more]
Momentous, is 'stand-up' at its best and most laid-back. At this year's Melbourne Comedy Festival, Cam Knight traces the... [more]
Emily Tresidder put together a show based on themes and insights of relationships and relationship breakdowns. Howev... [more]
James Halloran's Debutante Ball is one of the most enjoyable musical-theatrical cabaret acts I have seen in Melbourn... [more]
The Brunswick Music Festival, which ran from 5-19th March, delivered diverse musical genres and outstanding performa... [more]