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Adam Noviello and Paul Capris in House of Rot. Image: Supplied.
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House of Rot review: decadent but divine dilapidation

Paul Capsis and Adam Noviello bring big performances and excellent pipes in House of Rot.

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Ganesh Versus The Third Reich. Image: Sarah Walker.
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Ganesh Versus the Third Reich review: a stunning return of theatre at its best

Back to Back Theatre’s Ganesh Versus the Third Reich is theatre of rare and mythic excellence.

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The Music Room

The Music Room, an evolving participatory exhibition centred around a grand piano and live performance space inspired by the life…

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Yarra Valley Open Studios 2026

Yarra Valley Open Studios returns this Spring

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Fragile Systems

Fragile Systems, provides an intimate look into the regenerative practices of a group of local artists.

Dr Ash King PhD, Support Act Mental Health Content and Programs Lead, facilitating Creative Minds workshop. Photo: Georgia Griffiths.
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Support Act expands mental health support for Australia's music and creative industries

Support Act has launched new mental health and wellbeing programs to help creative workers build healthier and more sustainable careers.

William Basinski will perform in Melbourne's Royal Exhibition Building as part of Now or Never 2026. Image: Supplied.
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Now or Never returns this winter to Melbourne

Major highlights have been announced for the upcoming Now or Never festival in Melbourne.

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What I've learned: Daniel Lamech, fight director & stage combat teacher

Daniel Lamech discusses his craft, what he's learned and what advice he'd give to those wanting to develop similar professional…

Noongar composer Aaron Wyatt in a promotional image for Decolonising the Bells, his collaboration with Speak Percussion, which premieres at Kindred People in September. An Aboriginal man with long hair, a short grey beard and glasses, faces the camera. We wears a kangaroo-skin cloak and holds a handbell in one hand and a painted stick in the other.
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First Nations festival Kindred People joins Melbourne’s crowded arts calendar

Presented by Monash University, the new festival will run biennially if its first iteration is a success.

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