Victoria
Melbourne Cabaret Festival surges despite funding snub
The festival's audience has grown by 375% since 2010 despite receiving no funding from Arts Victoria.
Zena Ladner
The script is heavy with intricate ideas, but Zena Ladner refuses to offer a bold, clear take on the issues…
Works: Under 30 Seconds and Things That Fit Together
Nathan Gray creates a fragile ecosystem that yet needs to enable spectators to create their own narratives and connections.
Touring gives Australian performing arts a foot in the door
Three Melbourne performing arts companies are preparing for new international tours to Ireland, the UK, Europe and Korea.
Brandenburg & Kammermusik
The time and effort that has been invested in preparing these complex works has resulted in a rewarding journey of…
Marty Putz: Very Weird and Slightly Dangerous
Putz's rare and zany comedy style and infectious enthusiasm is appealing to an all-ages audience.
Time Out!
The inability to self-occupy or play without a reliance on electronic devices is squarely – and admirably – faced by…
Eugene Onegin
Tchaikovsky's experimental, autobiographic masterpiece is given a provocative production by one of the world's leading directors.
Rigoletto
Opera Australia's new Rigoletto allows the Verdi to emerge unrestrained.
Witness
In a time of environmental uncertainty, this exhibition at Linden invites artists to respond to disaster, trauma and crisis.