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The chilly weather is not the only thing making Melbournians shiver this winter – one of the most beloved stage shows of all time is set to return to the city with much antici… pation.

Happy Sherlock Holmes Day! ?️‍♂️?? Today, we celebrate the beloved fictional detective and his numerous adaptations on stage. From William Gillette’s iconic portrayal to modern reimaginings, Sherlock Holmes continues to captivate audiences with his brilliant mind and thrilling mysteries.

Remember, dressing up as these female musical characters is about more than just the costume—it’s about embodying their spirit and bringing them to life. So, unleash your creativity, have fun, and get ready to steal the show!

Metro Arts is set to present an introspective and raw new work titled “Break.” Created by The Farm and Cecilia (Ceci) Martin, the performance explores the personal journey of Ceci, a professional acrobat whose career was shattered by a series of injuries.

Loredo Malcolm, a talented actor and performer, takes centre stage as Rocky, bringing energy, strength, and a touch of cheekiness to the role. In an exclusive interview, Loredo shares his experience being part of this legendary show and gives us a glimpse into the challenges and excitement of portraying Rocky.

Melbourne theatre enthusiasts are in for a treat as the highly anticipated Australian premiere of Chekhov’s “Uncle Vanya” takes the stage. Translated by Richard Nelson, Richard Pevear, and Larissa Volokhonsky, the production has already garnered rave reviews in America.

Darlinghurst Theatre Company announces the highly anticipated Australian debut of “Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812”. The production, based on a scandalous slice of Tolstoy’s War and Peace, is an electro-pop opera that promises an immersive and memorable experience for the audience.

While social media may have shifted the role of the theatre critic, it hasn’t replaced them entirely. Professional critics still have an essential role to play in the theatre industry, providing insightful analysis and nuanced opinions that can’t always be captured in a tweet or Facebook comment.

The Rocky Horror Show, the beloved rock ‘n’ roll musical, is marking its 50th anniversary with a global tour and they drop into The Star on Queensland’s Gold Coast from September 3rd.

It’s no secret that the arts and creative industries have long had a reputation for being associated with drugs and alcohol. But how have times changed?