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Melbourne Reviews
Cal Wilson is the delightful pocket sized performer with stories of suburban life that will appeal to a wide ranging audience.
You may have seen him on Netflix with his quirky style and very well crafted material. If you come with expectations you won't be disappointed but perhaps a little surprised. Because this time Acaster is a bad ass!
The enigmatic storyteller that is Damian Callinan returns to Melbourne with his one man show The Merger.
Bamford is the quiet, understated voice that will always offer the loudest challenge to inequality or injustice or hypocrisy.
It’s a super-slick, often hilarious romp of a tragedy yet MacDeth still manages to slow down and give pause to the more serious sections that deserve consideration.
In any field there are the standards, the yardstick by which all others in that arena are measured and in musical theatre – many regard West Side Story as that benchmark.
Armed only with their wits and matching Elizabethan shirts, the Soothplayers will improvise a new, off-the-cuff play every night for the rest of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.