Melbourne
Performance review: BURGERZ, Theatre Works
BURGERZ is a provocative and visceral exploration of an act of trans violence – as cooking show.
RISING Festival 2023: Melbourne Town Hall to host immersive 360 video, Euphoria
RISING festival is back and bigger than ever, bringing with it a huge cinematic projection experience in Euphoria.
How ethnic female artists are ringing their own bells
Shared knowledge and experience can help women from ethnic backgrounds further their artistic practices.
Exhibition review: Ying Ang, CCP
'The Quickening' offers a poetic mood board of motherhood with unfiltered authenticity.
Drama school isn’t just about actor training: it’s building foundations for life
The National Theatre Drama School’s Foundation in Acting course provides a solid grounding in acting, script analysis and theatre-making over…
Performance review: Devastating Beauty, Motley Bauhaus
Christopher Fieldus performs a one-person cabaret show, telling stories about their personal life punctuated with interpretations of modern songs.
Theatre review: Trophy Boys, fortyfivedownstairs
Melbourne-based theatre company, The Maybe Pile, tackles privilege, power and high school debating for 2023 Midsumma Festival.
Performance review: House of the Heart, Melbourne Chinese Museum
The spectacular Dragon Gallery at Melbourne’s Chinese Museum provides a lush background for a cabaret show about home, love and…
Exhibition review: Lucky Rabbit, Chris Chun
A family-friendly exhibition that showcases the history and stories of the Lunar New Year.
Theatre review: Wittenoom, Red Stitch Actors Theatre
Mesothelioma in a mining town in WA is sensitively handled in this two-hander.