My Melbourne Arts

Set in a quiet village tucked deep in the Indian countryside, S. Shakthidharan's The Wrong Gods tells the story of four women grappling...

Before starting my review of Running into the Sun , I want to express how exciting it is that Nadiyah Akbar and Ben Ashby have relocated fro...

I Hope This Means Something is Patrick Livesey's latest solo performance and boy, have they come a long way since their debut solo work...

Expectations are high as I walk into the NICA performing space, and see Jake Silvestro and Romain Hassanin sitting in a boat suspended in th...

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

Put a group of people together in any situation and there are bound to be disagreements and arguments. Put a group of people together in an ...

Playwright Fleur Kilpatrick did not set out to write Rebel , but this serendipitous act has resulted in a warm-hearted play that shares the ...

Once upon a time, an Ice Queen lived in a cave covered in long hanging icicles and haunting ghost nets. Her tale is one that captivates the...

Winners of Best Cabaret at the 201 8 Melbourne Fringe Festival, Picked Last For Sport are back with a brand new show on animals and the ...

The world is ending. We are facing an intense heatwave, crops and animals are dying and people are starving to death. In Mitch Jones' ...

Our oceans are dying and no one seems to care, but Picked Last For Sport is here to change that. With an aim to create environmentally sus...

Climate change, gender equality and the role of women in society all come together in Laura Lethlean's The Three Graces . Manifesting...

Emma Mary Hall remembers a lot. She remembers 9/11 and the first funeral on Mars. She also remembers when George Clooney died and the birth...

Having recently seen Rockie Stone  perform in Finucane and Smith's Glory Box and being blown away by her sets, I was very much lookin...