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Julius Caesar review: Et tu, Bell Shakespeare?

Despite missteps, Bell Shakespeare’s latest look at Julius Caesar still proves compelling.

Artist Talks

The Johnston Collection

Lecture & Afternoon Tea | Opulent Intimacy: Royal Presentation Jewellery with Scott Coleman

Join Scott Coleman for a lecture on royal jewellery accompanied by an afternoon tea.

Performances & Gigs

Next Wave

It's Camp

A celebration of drag that’s big-hearted, high-energy, and fabulously over-the-top.

Gallery

VAS Gallery | The Victorian Artists Society

VAS Portrait Exhibition 2026

This annual exhibition celebrates portraiture in all genres. An inspiring array of talent An inspiring array of talent skilfully capturing…

Performing Arts Guide

Zilla & Brook

MR BIG aka Tatay, A Transwoman and That Tiring Tune!

Prepare to get in a darkly comedic and musically haunted performance by Dax Carnay-Hanrahan this 2026, June to July

Artist Talks

The Johnston Collection

Meat, Drink, and Be Wary: Eating and Drinking in the English Regency with Dr Jennifer Kloester

Meat, drink and be wary: Join Jennifer Kloester for a lecture on the realities of Regency dining.

Jedda Atkinson-Costa, the lead creative of Withewa, one of the 2027 YIRRAMBOI commissions. A half-seen figure stands beneath a transparent veil, with their hands held up and fingers spread. They are photographed against a vivid orange background.
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YIRRAMBOI commissions four substantial new works for its 2027 festival

Four ambitious new works by Victorian First Nations artists will premiere in the City of Melbourne’s 2027 YIRRAMBOI Festival.

The 2026 Melbourne International Comedy Festival Award nominees, a large and diverse group of people, seated on the steps of Melbourne Town Hall. MICF Award nominees
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MICF award nominees announced for Outstanding Show and Newcomer

Ten comedians have been nominated for the MICF Outstanding Show Award, with a further seven comedians nominated for Best Newcomer.

Comedian Mel McGlensey 's MICF show Mel McGlensey is Normal is one of many shows reviewed by writers for the Funny Tonne. The photo shows McGlensey, a curvacious figure with dark curly hair and wearing a sleeveless white dress, crouched in front of an audience member as if she is about to bit his raised finger. More audience members watch on in the background.

Funny Tonne MICF reviews: Alex Ward, Gillian Cosgriff, Hannah Camilleri, Mel McGlensey, Olga Koch and more

Another serve of Funny Tonne reviews by emerging writers to help you navigate the final days of the 40th Melbourne…

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Funny Tonne MICF reviews: Dan Rath, Grace Jarvis, Kate Dehnert, Kate Dolan, Lara Ricote and more

ArtsHub brings you the first batch of reviews from the Funny Tonne 2026, MICF's long-running competition for fledgling reviewers.

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