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Details: 25 July 2011

Short & Sweet Cabaret & The Best (And Worst) Of Queenie Van De Zandt

It's a chilly Saturday night in Melbourne, so what else is there to do but head to Emerald Hill and hang out at the South Melbourne Town Hall and surrounds. Doesn't sound very appealing until you add that that's where the second Melbourne Cabaret Festival took place.

Details: 25 July 2011

The Burlesque Effect explores a parallel world that exists in the dimly lit lounges of straight laced Sydney in the 1950s.

Details: 25 July 2011

Rabbit by The Good Room: a multifaceted fire cracker of a script, innovatively and beautifully directed, with beautiful performances from a ridiculously talented ensemble.

Details: 25 July 2011

Visiting Lloyd Beckmann in his home was a lovely and intimate experience.

Details: 25 July 2011

Gillian Cosgriff comes with a raft of favourable reviews, and you can see why.

Details: 25 July 2011

This is cabaret as it should be: smart, funny and at times a little bit too intimate.

Details: 25 July 2011

Perth played host to a landmark event in Australian theatre on Saturday night with the World Premiere of David Williamson’s freshly penned play When Dad Married Fury.

Details: 25 July 2011

Hamlet is a play that offers much to an audience. It has all the ingredients of a good revenge tragedy: love, lust, anger, murder, ambition, and humour.

Short & Sweet Cabaret / The Best (And Worst) Of Queenie Van De Zandt

The Burlesque Effect | Tunks Productions

Rabbit | The Good Room

Lloyd Beckmann, Beekeeper

Waitressing & Other Things I Do Well | Gillian Cosgriff

Supergirly

When Dad Married Fury

Hamlet | Melbourne Theatre Company