My Melbourne Arts

In a world that is more divided than ever, bystander by Melbourne Playback Theatre Company is a reminder of what happens when we stop scrol...

Tucked down a labyrinth of Fitzroy alleyways, The Collector invites visitors into a world where memories live through an assortment of whim...

Explaining what Hot Brown Honey does isn’t easy. For over a decade, they have presented feminist productions that span dance, comedy, circus...

Upon arrival to Zaffé , we are greeted by a host who tells us to take a seat inside. There are six long tables on either side of the room an...

It's been almost ten years since Rebecca Church debuted Seen & Heard - a variety show which gives voices to performers who do not h...

Victory Lap is a semi-autobiographical one-person show by Mashaka Gunnulson that gently and sensitively explores mental health and suicide ...

There isn't much new to say about Ruth Bader Ginsburg. She was the second ever woman - and first Jewish woman - to se...

Lucky number 13. That's how many festival shows Australian comedian Daniel Connell had to make before I saw one of his shows, and I pick...

Lewis Garnham has been watching the world around him and thinking about the daily interactions he has with others. His show Choosing The Wro...

The lights dim and the audience eagerly awaits Oliver Coleman to appear on stage, and he does appear. But at the back of the room. Wearing a...

After breaking up with her boyfriend, Diana Nguyen decided to go for a walk to clear her head. Sounds reasonable. Except Diana took it a ste...

Tom Walker starts his show with incisive questions. To be more specific, that's what he says the review should open with as he is gettin...

It's not often you go to a 50-minute show and have a comedian open up for the main act. But that's what happened in Still Dry White ...

Having missed Gillian Cosgriff’s award-winning show Actually, Good at last year's Comedy Festival, it was with anticipated relief to le...

Bronwyn Kuss is ready to get straight to the point. There's no time for niceties or pleasantries with her stand-up show Pillows xxxx as ...

Julian O'Shea has been telling fascinating stories about design, cities and Melbourne for a number of years but this has predominantly b...

Cam Venn's Shark Heist was supposed to debut at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2020, but as we all know, that was not a ...

One inescapable fact in life is that death will always come for us in the end. No matter what we do, life can end at any moment. While that ...

We all have different parts of ourselves that emerge depending on our environment. This could be at work, home, social and anything in betwe...

On the surface, Josh Cake is a man, more specifically, a brown man. And if we want to be even more specific, he is a brown Australian man. B...