One of Australia’s most unassuming theatre treasures was honoured with a one night only Songbook Gala.
REVIEW: THE GATHERING
The Gathering is five years in the making, and what a journey the show has been on.
The best possible performance of everything that is wrong with early 1900s America.
For the first time in Australia, the “all singing, all dancing, all flesh eating” musical Cannibal will be staged in Adelaide this December.
This isn’t BottledSnail Production’s first cabaret show but it is very different to their other offerings, with Crime & Punishment: Cabaret for a Cause now playing.
Playback Productions are ready to take you on a journey to the 80s with The Wedding Singer, a fun and infectious musical based on the movie of the same name.
REVIEW: ANNIE
Western Arts Theatre’s third major show, Annie, is a bright and exciting show, dual cast with an energetic bunch of kids for their first foray into a show that welcomes children to the stage.
REVIEW: THE PRODUCERS
Waterdale have struck comedic gold with their latest offering The Producers, a show so gay it flew away!
UMMTA are bringing The Hatpin to Melbourne stages this September, a unique and compelling Australian musical James Millar and Peter Rutherford.
An explosive, colourful night out, Circus Oz’s latest offering, Twenty Sixteen is a highly energised, breath taking, percussive show full of whimsy and humour for all ages.
REVIEW: SINGIN' IN THE RAIN
Singin' In The Rain is an absolute delight for theatre goers and lovers of the original movie.
CLOC PRESENTS A WICKED TALE
CLOC have made the world green with envy with this year’s production of Wicked and the first outside of the professional tours.
From the moment Rhonda Burchmore and Trevor Ashley hit the stage at the Playhouse at The Arts Centre, the giggles begin in the audience that end as full belly chuckles at the darling cabaret.
REVIEW: SONG CONTEST, THE ALMOST EUROVISION EXPERIENCE
Song Contest nails the comedy, glamour and drama of Eurovision, being both the perfect piss-take and homage to the glorious European spectacle.
REVIEW: HOT BROWN HONEY
Sticking it to the man has never tasted so sweet.
Akmal returns to Melbourne International Comedy Festival, armed with his only character voice and a lesson for us all.
Fresh off their television show Sammy J and Randy in Ricketts Lane, they’re back with their first narrative stage show in four years.
Leung’s latest offering, Very Strange Things, features experiment’s, mind games and impossible coincidences, and enough Star Wars references to make this geek weep.
Join Karen from Finance and Dean Arcuri for the revolution against Myki for a crass and crude and not at all miserable evening.
“The reviews are in, she made herself laugh and no one else” was a witty and self depreciating lie by Dolly Diamond at the opening night of her show.