Melbourne
Theatre review: ILARUN: The Cutting Comb, fortyfivedownstairs
A story of decolonised power based on a 18th century Jamaican matriarch.
Music review: Missy Higgins, The Second Act Tour 2024, ALWAYS LIVE festival
Missy Higgins stands in her own power in the face of heartbreak and uncertainty.
Celebrate the reopening of Notre-Dame right in the middle of Melbourne
The Immigration Museum presents an immersive opportunity to time travel through the history of Notre-Dame and get a French culture…
Performance review: F Christmas, Malthouse Theatre
The antidote to traditional Christmas schmaltz.
Improved accessibility at Bakehouse Studios due to recent redevelopment
A venue known for hosting music legends now offers better accessibility opportunities for artists and visitors.
Legal costs of MSO Board actions start to mount … at what cost to the art?
The MSO’s controversial response to a statement made by an artist at an August recital has not just impacted the…
Music review: Beethoven Festival, Hamer Hall
With beautifully playing and wonderful conducting, Jaime Martín, Beethoven and the MSO are always a must-see!
Midsumma and Mardi Gras programs ensure a queer summer ahead
Asexual comedy, drag kings, lesbian drama, trans theatre and in-your-face gay cabaret feature in the programs of Sydney and Melbourne’s…
Musical review: A Christmas Carol, Comedy Theatre
Back again for its third iteration, this version comes with a new Scrooge and is as engaging as the previous…
Theatre review: Splinter, Bluestone Church Arts Space
What happens if you take a different path?