My Melbourne Arts

Florentina Holzinger's A Year Without Summer takes its title from the extraordinary events of 1816, when the eruption of Mount Tambora i...

Two women meet. They have various conversations on important topics such as what it feels like to fall in love, are humans ultimately evil, ...

Another year gone, another year of extraordinary theatre created and performed in Melbourne. I only managed to get to 111 shows (the shame!)...

From its opening moments, Hit n Hope: A Character Cabaret is utterly ridiculous. Ridiculously hilarious. When they venture out into the aud...

It was a much welcomed return for live shows in 2023. The intimacy, connection, and engagement with a variety of works was much needed after...

In 2023, Darebin Arts Speakeasy will celebrate a decade of ground-breaking and award-winning performing arts productions, with Amelia O'...

It was a much welcomed return for live shows in 2022. The intimacy, connection, and engagement with a variety of works was much needed after...

The world came to a standstill when this powerful iconic woman recently passed away.  It was a national day of mourning in virtually every c...

Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the theatre, Juniper Wilde is back with more zest for life than ever be- oh, she's dead....

There aren't many companies or performers that could promote a show as a dark satirical physical comedy about rape and murder and actual...

Alex Hines is having a pretty crappy birthday. Her dad is missing and Blockbuster is closed. What's a private schoolgirl on a swimming s...

Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction but in her upcoming Melbourne International Comedy Festival show, Alex Hines brings truth and fict...

This Bitter Earth. Image credit: Matthew Predny Theatre Works has launched its 2020 program and it looks set to be an impressive year of...

The Fringe Wives Club return to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival with Glittergrass , a feminist explosion of music, comedy and...

Anything men can do, women can do better right? Except for maybe comedy. Which is why comedian and performer Kimberley Twiner has gathered a...

Melanie Jame Wolf's returns to Arts House with Highness , the second of three parts in her exploration on what it means to be a woman wh...

A woman is out dancing with friends and having a good time. She walks home alone. Most people can guess what happens next. However KillJoy ...

It was only a matter of time before experimental feminist theatre company The Rabble decided to take on the life of Joan of Arc , the wom...

Watching Animal is a rare theatrical experience. It has such a visceral effect on you that you are left shaken and feeling extremely vuln...

Before Trilogy begins, Nic Green appears on stage to inform us that due to unforeseen circumstances, her co-performer, Laura Bradshaw, woul...