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When the character of Dave was conjured into being by Zoe Coombs Marr nearly a decade ago, he was crafted out of all the things she is not: part nemesis, part alter ego. Now he's back.
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All round good time gay Nath Valvo has returned to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival for his 11th year with his trademark cheeky material and whimsical wit.
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If you love checking out fresh, new comedic talent, there are some great ‘compilation’ shows on offer at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, and one of the best is The Breast of the Fest.
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The lights go down. The cicadas scream. The lights come up and we wait for the play to begin. Later, in the second act stricken by logorreah, we can’t wait for the play to end.
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Seizing this once in a career opportunity, the incredible creative forces behind this production of Phantom have triumphed and powerfully re-imagined one of musical theatres most enduring and recognisable works against a globally famous backdrop.
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After a COVID-interrupted Sydney season that spluttered through 2021, mega-musical Hamilton has finally opened in Melbourne, and the anticipation is palpable.
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For lovers of musicals or of ballet, seeing these two outstanding performers is an utter privilege.
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Themes of distance, isolation and aging permeate in a mix of highly stylised abstract dance and text-based theatre.
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