There are multitudinous shows, concerts, plays and other performances that have been significantly stuffed around and/or cancelled because of Covid.
Tale as old as time: two worlds collide as star struck lovers try to navigate their way through cruel and different families as the widely popular West Side Story returns for a season at QPAC with the same cool charm it has been bringing since it's first days on Broadway
Iron Lung Theatre brings Melbourne audiences a nuanced rendition of Andrew Bovell’s “When The Rain Stops Falling”.
Opera Queensland’s production of Mozart’s masterpiece, Le nozze di Figaro, despite the various restrictions that many of the personnel have had to endure, is simply wonderful in every respect.
In between lockdowns, Melbourne gets a little ray of winter sunshine in the form of Frozen the musical.
If you’re looking for a night of sleazy crotch grabbing and inappropriate grinding, then Magic Mike Live is not the show for you.
It is a skewed symbiosis that unravels before the audience as the interaction between such strong characters carries us all on their treacherous verbal ride, the banter between the two protagonists is unyielding.