I've used the word hilarious much throughout this review, but Love & Anger isn't merely funny, it really is hilarious. And genius. If you enjoy lewd comedy with a big heart and a big brain, you need some Grumble in your life. If, however, you're a bit of a prude, still go see this show; it might just fix you up.
Penned by the multi-talented Eddie Perfect, Vivid White, explores the modern day Melbourne real estate market, with erudition and devastatingly witty and warped musical numbers.
Redshift is the 2017 offering from Chunky Move's Next Move program, a program that for 10 years now has been commissioning and producing the work of the next generation of dance makers.
Robyn Archer AO is a warm and natural performer; approachable and unpretentious. At the Arts Centre the other night she performed Que Reste T’il?, enjoying attention and loudly expressed moments of devotion from the loyal fans who have been following her for decades.
Twenty one years ago, Split Enz keyboardist Eddie Rayner rearranged some of his former band’s music and presented them in a collaboration with the NZ Symphony Orchestra. This week Rayner marked the anniversary of that show with a performance in Melbourne.
“In a world built for one” Bambert lives alone in his attic – immersed in a world with characters from his stories.
When a trio of successful and well respected female Melbourne musicians team up for a one off gig to “deconstruct pop music”, it’s hard not to be intrigued, especially when it’s set within the hushed and carved confines of the Elisabeth Murdoch hall.
How this came to be a work of dance performance is one of those rare miracles of creativity that you close your eyes and give thanks to the God you don’t believe in.
Stephen Sewell's latest play revisits the meeting in 1964 between film star Mae West and...
Currently celebrating their 30th year as Australia’s largest independent theatre company, the...
Arguably one of the most popular and fiercely loved franchises of all time, JK Rowling’s...
Jersey Boys is a perfectly timed piece of nostalgia backed by a brilliant soundtrack.
Arthur Miller’s masterpiece, A View from the Bridge explodes on the stage of the Sumner Theatre...
