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Details: 26 July 2012

RRamp is exciting and grotesque. It's hard, cold, and as jagged as broken glass; you'll be mildly grossed out and tickled by some of the black sentimentality.

Details: 23 July 2012

Ovo is fun. It's escapist. It's gorgeous and silly and idiosyncratic. Children will love it and adults will remember why they once loved the circus too.

Details: 23 July 2012

This is a beautifully conceived, immaculately executed production. Tim Draxl is sighably sublime as Chet.

Details: 23 July 2012

If you can get to something held at Rutherglen House just off Finders Lane, make sure you go. Last week this Melbourne venue-like-no-other played host to Kasey Chambers and Shane Nicholson launching Wreck and Ruin.

Details: 23 July 2012

Bild-Lilli tells a remarkable story and is presented with flair, humour and originality. A pop-cabaret show with original song and poetry plus snippets of various recordings from the day.

Details: 21 July 2012

The Seafarer | O’Punksky's and Darlinghurst Theatre

In McPherson's play the characters still have faith but have lost the moral fortitude to live honourable lives.

Details: 21 July 2012

What vocabulary should we reach for when someone exhibits 'deviant' behaviour?

Details: 21 July 2012

Bell Shakespeare's The Duchess Of Malfi is an absolute tour de force. John Bell and his team have taken Webster's Renaissance text and exposed the raw, visceral, tragedy at its core. It is totally, utterly electrifying.

RRAMP

Ovo | Cirque Du Soleil

Freeway – The Chet Baker Journey

Wreck and Ruin Launch | Kasey Chambers and Shane Nicholson

Bild-Lilli | Lull Studios and Malthouse Theatre

The Seafarer | O'Punksky's and Darlinghurst Theatre

Stars in their Eyes

The Duchess of Malfi | Bell Shakespeare