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Pretty Woman The Musical. Photo: Daniel Boud.
Features

Can Pretty Woman nab the fairytale ending and make it on stage in Australia?

After the worrying early closures of Beetlejuice and Back to the Future, the movie-to-musical path is no longer a guarantee…

Grey Gardens, presented by Clovelly Fox and Fortyfivedownstairs. Photo: Ben Fon.
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Grey Gardens review: the strange story of the cult documentary turned musical

This Melbourne production is for fans of hidden musical theatre gems and admirers of the original Grey Gardens documentary.

Performances & Gigs

Yarra Ranges Council

Royal Australian Navy Wind Band

The Royal Australian Navy Wind Band performs a wide variety of musical styles from traditional military marches and classical symphonic…

Performances & Gigs

Frankston City Council

Wolfgang in the Stars by Circa

Wolfgang in the Stars is a music-fuelled circus space romp of galactic proportions.

Festivals & Programs

Science Gallery Melbourne

Deaf Art Science Festival

Join us for an exciting day full of hands-on activities, panel discussions and exhibition tours, designed for the Deaf Community,…

Workshops

Wyreena Community Arts Centre

Art Workshop: Advanced Animal Drawing

Extend your drawing skills in this workshop for adults with intermediate drawing skills.

Workshops

Wyreena Community Arts Centre

Art Workshop: Wet-felting - Make a Bowl

Make a bowl out of felt in this workshop for adults.

Workshops

Wyreena Community Arts Centre

Art Workshop: Coil Weaving Placemats

Create a unique placemat in this workshop for adults.

Exhibitions

Firestation Print Studio

EXHIBITION OPENING: Undercurrents, Ruth Stanton

Our 2026 Shirley Joan Ross Scholarship exhibition brings the first solo exhibition for

Gunawarra Re-Creation. Photo: Jacinta Keefe Photography.
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Gunawarra Re-creation review: an astonishing reframing of creation myths

If you missed Gunawarra Re-creation a couple of years back, Ilbijerri is remounting Isobel Morphy-Walsh’s powerful work for NAIDOC Week.

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