Melbourne
John Gabriel Borkman
A focused, daring and intimate production that pushes every theatrical button.
A Singer Must Die...and Other Bedtime Stories
This one-woman show is remarkably sinister, yet also utterly delightful and heart-breaking all at once.
People Crying ‘Adam Knox’ as They Leap From Planes
Gifted with a genuinely amiable personality, comedian Adam Knox's one man show has pacing issues, but still engages.
You Stole My Life, Tim Minchin
You Stole My Life, Tim Minchin is an uncomfortable experience, but it’s hard to know if this is intended.
French Women Do Everything Better
This production lacks the panache and humour which the French are famous for, especially when they’re laughing at themselves.
This is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things
With such a surfeit of talent and charm, Cosgriff is bound to have a long and successful career.
A Chekhov Triptych
Chekhov's idiosyncratic characters are brought to life by an excellent cast, under the guidance of director Brigid Gallacher.
Bad programming decisions blamed for Arts Centre losses
Though an $8 million loss has been predicted for the Arts Centre, the exact amount won't be known for several…
Multicultural Arts Victoria receives $350,000 bequest
Young and emerging artists from refugee backgrounds will benefit from the generous donation.
Orgs angry over handling of Arts Vic funding
Does political interference account for the odd timing of the long-awaited Organisations Investment Program recipients?