In a world premiere at the Fart Centre Melbourne this week, the phenomenally successful kidult comedy duo, The Listies, adapted their giggle-inducing, extremely awesome, disgustingly clever, word-smashing dictionary, Ickypedia, to the stage.
Disney on Ice has upped the whizz-bangery for this production – rather than snippets taken from the beloved empire, we have a full recreation of the most successful animated movie ever made.
Like a deliciously addictive treat, cabaret performer, Michael Griffiths, leaves you wanting more and more. Successfully combining cabaret with storytelling, this Helpmann Award Winner, sits at a piano and appears to oh so effortlessly, play and sing and raconteur.
Vigil is a strange genre-defying beast, and its short run at the Arts Centre will give Melbourne audiences a chance to see a unique show and watch a star on the rise.
This is, quite frankly, one of the best shows that I have seen all year.
If you’re looking for a kids gig that is worthy of the ticket price these school holidays, then this chaotic, interactive circus production featuring the fruits of Lewis Carrol’s mind is definitely a front-runner.
Peter and the Wolf is given new life in this magnetic production by Ireland’s CoisCeim’s Dance Theatre, with kinetic choreography, radiant lighting design and a moral, comic twist.
Short review for the Moira-converted: Just go see it. Duh.
Don’t miss this, it’s as satisfyingly dramatic and spectacular a production of Othello as you’re...
The best night of theatre ever, this. It’s a terrific experience to see a Shakespeare play in an...
Is it possible for a classical countertenor to transcend into the world of pop, or even become...
Ever since it's first performance in 1599(ish), Much Ado About Nothing has been one of...
Horrible Harriet revels in her horribleness, as she struts her stuff at the Art Centre...
