My Melbourne Arts

In Back to Back's new work, Multiple Bad Things , three employees in a warehouse spend their day putting together an ambiguous structure...

With much anticipation, Broad Encounters' new immersive experience is coming to Melbourne next month. After the record-breaking and awar...

It's impressive how Forest Collective constantly deliver chamber music performances that are so vastly different from each other. This t...

The Sea is an opera in five parts in an exciting new collaboration between Forest Collective and BK Opera. The two arts companies have put t...

In February 2020, while dealing with bushfires and the looming pandemic, Michele Lee called her parents every day for 30 minutes. How Do I L...

On a luscious pink draped tiered platform sit nine drummers dressed in black. Below them, on the stage, sit nine dancers dressed in white. T...

There is nothing worse than going to bed at a reasonable time and being awake all night. You've done all the right things to be able to ...

It's difficult to give a review of the immersive and interactive production of Love Lust Lost without mentioning all the specifically ...

There is a lot that keeps Telia Nevile up at night. So much so that she decided to make a new Melbourne Fringe Festival show about it. In In...

Created by Andy Freer and Nick Wilson, and presented by Snuff Puppets, SWAMP sends its audience into a fascinating journey into the impact ...

How do you take one of Broadway's greatest and much loved farces while still being inventive and imaginative with it? With its many case...

Helen of Troy might be a familiar figure to people when it comes to Greek mythology but she is generally recognised as the cause of the Troj...

We may see fences as the boundary of our property, where one house ends and another one starts. But what happens when that fence is literall...

Helen and Clytemnestra. Sisters whose place in mythology has been one of persecution and revile. One is responsible for sel...

It's been 13 years since Back to Back Theatre performed their acclaimed show small metal objects in Melbourne, one that straddles the l...

Dylan Cole inherited a locked briefcase from his grandmother, and in Case Numbers , he takes the audience through the mystery of cracking th...

We all have that secret jealousy about a friend. You know, the one who is more successful than us, has more friends than us, has a better ho...

Dr. Brown Beturns is Dr. Brown's return to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 11 years. Having seen his award winning show ...

Garry Starr's Greece Lightning has been doing the rounds for some time and it's a show that has been on my radar, but I’ve never be...

In April 2016, Kikki Temple had a burger thrown at them at Flinders Street Station. The person who threw it called out a transphobic slur. T...