The Australian bar scene is a haven for juniper enthusiasts, and Never Never Distilling Co. is a particular hero for gin lovers! The South Australian distillery’s feisty Southern Strength Gin, however, isn’t your average G&T sipper. This award-winning spirit (World’s…
Strap yourselves in because ‘Abigail’ is here to deliver the gore and camp in equal measure. This horror-comedy film by director Matt Bettinelli-Olpin throws a ragtag group of kidnappers together with a mysterious young girl, Abigail, whose secret is more…
Melbourne’s variety darlings Finucane & Smith are ringing in the Year of the Dragon with their cabaret “House of the Heart,” at the Chinese Museum in Melbourne. The forever captivating Moira Finucane leads a her troupe of collaborators in a…
Direct from its record-breaking return season at London’s Old Vic, Groundhog Day The Musical took Melbourne’s Princess Theatre by storm, launching into an exclusive 13-week season. The show has captivated audiences with sold-out preview performances, and The Plus Ones were…
Pétanque Social ain’t your usual bar along Crown Riverwalk. Despite the hustle nearby, this joint’s got a cozy vibe, surrounded by stacks of greenery that make it feel like a little oasis in the middle of it all. The drinks…
Hey Plus Ones fam. Let me take you on a wild ride through the fabulous chaos that was Summer Camp Festival in Melbourne. As a lucky reviewer for The Plus Ones, I hit up this inclusive fiesta that’s all about…
Do you hear that sound? Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre is echoing with the heartwarming tunes of the Tony Award-winning production of Charles Dickens’ timeless classic ‘A Christmas Carol’. The five time Tony Award winning show will be bringing Melburnians a touch…
Nestled beneath the Ovolo Hotel in the ‘Paris-end’ of the city, Amphlett House recently received a facelift and is now far more than a standard hotel bar. Alongside the dark, refined and considered interiors comes a refreshed menu and wine…
We’re here. We’re Queer. The Melbourne Queer Film Festival program launched at Town Hall with the Lord Mayor Sally Capp presiding over rainbows, free-flowing drinks, and pipe organ music. No seriously. The launch featured a 1918 drag-comedy silent film accompanied…
Melbourne Theatre Company premiered Sunday, a play inspired by the life of a Melbourne cultural icon: Sunday Reed. She occupies a place in the imagination as a mid-century pants wearing, cigarette smoking, larger-than-life woman with a keen eye for art….