Melbourne Reviews
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- Heather Bloom
What do you do when you’ve performed everything? Why you conquer Troy of course!
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- Jane Canaway
Australia has such a peculiar obsession with the daggy European song contest that it’s ripe for a parody, and in Eurowision the writers have hit the perfect sweet spot between an affection emulation and farce.
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- Jane Canaway
If you’re a fan of a particular muso or comic, you’ve probably wondered what they’re like at home or with their mates. Tripod and DAAS fans now have that option. At least occasionally.
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- Jane Canaway
This should have happened years ago and if the programmers at Network 10 have any foresight, they’ll be on the phone to her any day now.
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- Hayden Burke
If you like Dungeons and Dragons see this show!
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- Heather Bloom
Cal Wilson is the delightful pocket sized performer with stories of suburban life that will appeal to a wide ranging audience.
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- Hayden Burke
You may have seen him on Netflix with his quirky style and very well crafted material. If you come with expectations you won't be disappointed but perhaps a little surprised. Because this time Acaster is a bad ass!
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- Heather Bloom
The enigmatic storyteller that is Damian Callinan returns to Melbourne with his one man show The Merger.
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