Melbourne
The Sublime – responding to the response
This play purports to start a conversation about sexual assault. Here is a conversation starter: this play is part of…
La Bayadère
Many ballet-goers expect colour, music and sensation from their visits to the ballet. They could not have been disappointed.
Chapter by chapter, Malthouse shakes up its 2015 season
A new programming approach sees works clustered together thematically, creating internal dialogues and broader conversations.
Poetic License
An excellent show, full of sincerity and old fashioned agit-prop energy that would be well worth touring further afield.
Behind the scenes at Everfresh
Melbourne street art crew, Everfresh, throw the doors of their new studio open to the public.
Ten kilos of first world war grief at the Melbourne Museum
A new exhibition at Melbourne Museum explores the experiences of Victorians in the Great War, and the war’s effects on…
Bennetts Lane closure strikes a bum note for Australian jazz
The impending closure of legendary Melbourne jazz club Bennetts Lane has shocked the jazz community.
The lives and sorrows of the war-torn
Opening Saturday, Melbourne Museum's new exhibition tells century-old personal stories of war with 21st-century technology.
Bent: a play with the power to change laws and lives
Martin Sherman's powerful drama about the lives of gay men in Nazi Germany is set for a new Melbourne season.
Finucane & Smith’s Glory Box
This is an astonishing, thought-provoking and gratifying experience. And it’s fun.