Penny Arcade does not want you to think her nostalgic, because she is not nostalgic for the bad times across the last five decades.
REVIEW: ELEANOR’S STORY
An emotional true story and first hand journey into World War II.
REVIEW: THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE
In a week where we lost Australia’s original Pirate King, Jon English, Waterdale have opened their 2016 season with Essgee’s The Pirates of Penzance.
REVIEW: THE LITTLE MERMAID
SLAMS goes ‘Under the Sea’ with Ariel and friends for two weeks only.
REVIEW: IN THE HEIGHTS
The show, with its big cast numbers, energetic music and incredible harmonies is borderline a spiritual experience for hard core theatre fans.
Wendy Samantha Productions has bet their bottom dollar on this year’s production of Annie.
A cheeky and very funny show about desire, loss and finding yourself when part of you is gone.
This week Gasworks launched their biggest Midsumma program yet, and also solidified their place as Melbourne’s biggest Midsumma venue for this year’s festival.
REVIEW: GENDER SPANNER
A highly personal, charming and witty journey searching for one’s self and for equality.
ALICE’S RETURN TO WONDERLAND AT YABC
Stage School Australia and the Young Australian Broadway Chorus kick off 2016 with another musical for young people, performed by young people, with another season of Alice In Wonderland Junior.
REVIEW: GIN SISTERS
A beautiful, incomprehensible kaleidoscope of everything our drinking culture represents.
REVIEW: OUT OF THE BLUE
A new Australian musical about swimming and the infamous Cavill family, who taught the world ‘the Australian crawl'.
This show truly is a modern version of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolfe, but with a love triangle, more violence and abuse.
REVIEW: THE LISTIES
The Listies have saved your holiday entertainment with their latest show, a hilarious take on the Christmas panto.
BOTTLEDSNAIL PRESENTS MAPLE AND VINE
BottledSnail Productions return to The MTC Southbank Theatre this week with their latest offering: The Australian premiere of Maple and Vine, by Jordan Harrison
Excitement was high to discover the slew of dynamic and wildly different plays Red Stitch has become known for presenting, and to celebrate the year that has been.
REVIEW: THE YELLOW WAVE
A witty race comedy and emotional journey through imagined Australian history, a story they couldn’t make up if they tried.
REVIEW: BRIEFS
A little bit racist, a lot rowdy, and the only way a yoyo has ever been sexy, Briefs is a phenomenally funny night out in Melbourne.
A TRADITIONAL MESSIAH…
What’s the buzz with MLOC’s upcoming production of Jesus Christ Superstar?
A high camp, very sparkly homage to Bram Stoker’s Dracula, through a cinematic style lens.