Melbourne
Lou Wall – Where Are All the Tall Grandmas? review: 'warm, mischief-tinged energy' at MICF
Lou Wall’s mission to find tall old ladies takes unexpected turns at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
The Business of Comedy Conference – an Australian first
More than 450 attendees are expected at the upcoming Business of Comedy Conference in Melbourne.
The Evening Muse review: Hannah Gadsby plays a talk show host at MICF
Despite flashes of sharp insight, Hannah Gadsby's latest offering falls short of what it could be.
Yarra Ranges Council
Spike the Echidna
Follow a baby echidna on his journey to find out where he belongs. Combining shadow puppetry and slapstick, Spike is…
Deborah Cheetham Fraillon on Short Black Opera’s new home in Melbourne
Short Black Opera’s Artistic Director Deborah Cheetham Fraillon discusses how the First Nations-led company is expanding the artform.
Merri-bek City Council
Colour My World
Colour My World by Joshua Hede transforms sound, movement, and emotion into a vibrant series of abstract drawings created with…
Counihan Gallery
Things I Carried Quietly by Nani Puspasari
Things I Carried Quietly by Nani Puspasari explores migration, memory and belonging playfully.
Counihan Gallery
Not a fine artist, just a "fine" artist
This exhibition feautures 100+ playful marker drawings celebrating imperfection, failure, and joy.
Counihan Gallery
MULANA
MULANA by ENOKi explores queer Blakness and spirituality moulded by pop cultures of resistance.
Can Australian comedy festivals be a safe haven for American comics?
Two polar-opposite New York showgirls bring personal, politically charged shows to Australia for the Melbourne and Sydney comedy festivals.