‘Much Ado About Nothing’ was the talk of the town. Summertime in Melbourne is renowned for the activities it brings. Every December…
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‘Friends! The Musical Parody’ was (Central) Perk-y. So no one told you theatre was gonna be this way *clap clap clap clap*.…
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‘The Mentor’ was nurturing.
The creative interplay of experience and originality is ingrained into Bravo Arts’ new production ‘The Mentor’, both on and offstage.
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‘Buyer & Cellar’ was aspirational.
Imagine meeting your hero in real life – and then imagine it not being all it’s cracked up to be…
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‘Gundog’ was affecting.
Three Fates Theatre’s latest production ‘Gundog’ explores the blissful highs and devastating lows of sameness.
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‘Never Said Motel’ was cathartic.
Although she is not speaking to the people who inspired each monologue directly, her emotionally rich performance feels no less authentic. Performing her own written words, Hayes imbues ‘Never Said Motel’ with moving honesty and reflective humour.
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‘Prehysterical’ was high-flying.
As part of Melbourne Fringe, Head First Acrobats’ latest show is fit for the young, old, and Neanderthal in all of us. ‘Prehysterical’ will have you reaching new heights as you do flips of joy.
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‘TattleTales’ was entrancing.
The brainchild of Sydney-based Ponydog Productions, ‘TattleTales’ is an immersive storytelling experience where each performance is guaranteed to be unique.
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‘JSMR’ was unpredictable.
Presented as part of Melbourne Fringe, Jessica Stanley’s ‘JSMR’ invites her audience to relax, unwind, and be mesmerised by her tingle-inducing show.
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The state of Victoria may be named after one famous English queen, but for the next two months, it will be home…