Established in 2003, 3 Ravens claims the title of Melbourne’s oldest independent brewery. The independent spirt is clear upon entering their Thornbury brewery. More than likely you’ll be greeted with a friendly smile and a bearded bartender at the handcrafted…
Sometimes the most modest films deserve the biggest screens As production companies continue to balk at theatrically releasing their movies, streaming behemoth Netflix snaps up the most interesting and daring contemporary movies. On the one hand, smaller, more challenging movies…
The colossal tragedy of Roman General Mark Antony and his beloved Queen of Egypt, Cleopatra, is modernised in Bell Shakespeare’s latest gift, Antony and Cleopatra. A play contrasting personal passions against the national, the dramatic build of invading armies leads…
Over the school holidays, we watched young people moving. In NEO- A Triple Bill of New Works, 43 young movers train as professionals, learning the craft of creation as well as the pressures and pleasures of performance working in an international…
The only thing better than brunch in Melbourne? Boozy brunch. The only thing better than boozy brunch? Being Served by the queen of hearts as you fall down a rabbit hole of bottomless cocktails. Yes, your boozy brunch dreams are…
Clara Cupcakes knows how to dazzle, providing a unique show every year that showcases just how darn funny, talented, and theatrical she really is. ‘Whom’ provides a party-like experience, celebrating Clara’s ability to get the audience to feel joyful and…
A night of rollicking laughs, good food, and a humorous trip down memory lane brings the 1970s comedy sensation set in a Torquay hotel back to life in a loving tribute show, Faulty Towers The Dining Experience. You will see all…
PO PO MO CO have had a tremendously successful run, season after season, entertaining audiences at festivals with stunningly visual and exceptionally creative sketches. This year, troupe have returned to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival with the full tale of…
Melbourne Uni’s favourite prince is back, and he’s bolder and sexier than ever before. Originally opened in 1925, Carlton’s Prince Alfred bar has been a uni student local haunt. The Prince closed his doors in 2015 to undergo major renovations…
Escape to Tokyo for an afternoon and take yourself on a feasting journey through the multi-faceted Japanese culture at Tetsujin. Upon first glance, the Emporium restaurant simply looks like an upscale sushi train. You might enter into a vibrant and…