Festivals
A Boy and his Soul
An autobiographical story with soul music filling the background of every memory Colman Domingo shared with his family.
Oh Boy
Oh Boy carves its own niche in the increasingly crowded space of contemplative late-stage coming-of-age efforts.
Taking art to the streets
The Fremantle Street Arts Festival returns again this April 19 -21, featuring vibrant local and international acts.
A Midsummer Night's Dream (As You Like It)
This fantastic production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream (As You Like It) produces hilariously sustained magic on a large scale.
Playhouse Creatures
Playhouse Creatures is feminist, without being dogmatic, and brought to life through spirited acting using the declamatory style.
Asher Treleaven: Smaller Poorer Weaker Cheaper
If you feel that sex and swearing are the easy laughs, then Treleaven is not your bag.
Bianco
‘No way’, someone would have said upon the conception of this performance. ‘That can’t be done.’
Albert Einstein: Relativitively Speaking
Musically, the clear highlight is the E=MC2 rap, complete with breakdancing and fun, geeky hand gestures.
Laughs all the way to the bank for International Comedy Festival
The Victorian Government has promised $50,000 in funding for The Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Food and Wine Festival transforms old rail bridge
The Melbourne Food and Wine Festival will transform the Sandridge rail bridge into a bar, kitchen and raingarden.