
The veteran composer and media artist has been a mainstay within the local arts community for the better part of two decades.

Using the original transcripts, writers Andrea James and Giordano Nanni have distilled the essence of the story to create a 90-minute performance that gives a fascinating insight into a piece of Victoria’s history that bears further examination.

Improvised theatre – “impro” or “improv” if you want to sound down with it – is usually associated with madcap sketch comedy. Thank God You’re Here and all that jazz. Impro Melbourne, however, is set to give that image a shake-down with Fat City.

Day One. A Hotel, Evening is a comedy of manners that uses wit and words to satirize, and comment on, middle-class middle-age infidelity.

Big ideas gathered in a small moment. Big voice, big emotion, in a simple idea. Both at once. Big and Small.