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...

Bigotry. Discrimination. Exclusion. They can all go in the bin. We don't need them in society. In 2020, artist collective The People (he...

Sean Collier is a 26-year-old white, straight man from New Zealand and he has plenty to say. This is mainly about how screwed up his life is...

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

Goodness. What a devilish delight that Grim is. Ellen Grimshaw plays Grim, an alien who gets pushed off their Mum's spaceship on their ...

Originally staged in 2019, Back to Back Theatre's The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes returned for a two night season in which we w...

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

In 2007, NASA astronaut Lisa Nowak, embarked on a 14-hour drive to confront her ex-partner's new girlfriend. When apprehended by police...

We all love and we all want to be loved. It’s tough to live without it but in Patricia Cornelius’ compelling new play LOVE , the idea of the...

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

Steph Tisdell wants to be the best at what she does. She wants to sit at the top of the pyramid. With so many pyramids to choose from tho...

Melbourne Fringe Festival is a great opportunity to experience shows that you wouldn't ordinarily get the opportunity to see. Written b...

D o we accept the happiness of the majority, at the expense of the few? This is the question raised in For the On es Who Walk Away with i...

There was a time when the ideal man was depicted as someone physically strong, being unemotional and considered the provider of his family...

For three nights during Midsumma Festival, audiences will have the opportunity to unleash their inner animal with Mikey J White 's n...

The Poppy Seed Festival returns to Melbourne for its second year, opening with Fleur Kilpatrick's Blessed , a modern retelling of the ...

"Are you a benefactor or a silent witness?" That is the question we are asked upon entering Kaleider's The Money . Presente...

Attendance is the first work of a three-part series entitled Thank You for Coming by Brooklyn-based choreographer and director Faye Drisco...

Performed as part of La Mama's 2015 Explorations season and developed with the assistance of Theatre 451, Beers and Trees by Allee Richa...

Created by the House of Vnholy and performed as part of the 2015 Melbourne Fringe Festival, Homme is a performative piece that explores...