festivals
Fringe Review: Dave Callan – A Little Less Conversation 3: Even Less Conversation
Comedian Dave Callan returns to Melbourne Fringe to complete his trilogy of dance shows. Yes, that’s right, this…
28 Sep 2015 festivals
Fringe Review: Lee Naimo – Definitely Not a Trap
The Son of Loft room inside the Lithuanian Club is a very cosy and intimate space. Within a…
28 Sep 2015 festivals
Fringe Review: It’s Time for Death – Laura Dunneman
Laura Dunemann’s silly anecdotes and paired-back comedy style made for a thoroughly enjoyable evening at her Fringe show…
28 Sep 2015 festivals
Fringe Review: FECK:ART 2015 opening aka Melbourne Artists Turn Us On
With the tagline “Can art succeed where porn fails – to actually turn us on?” Feck:Art called on…
28 Sep 2015 festivals
Fringe Review: Exit Everything
Have you ever wondered what the perfect death involves? Or daydreamed excessively over rock gods in tight leather…
27 Sep 2015 festivals
Fringe Review: The Reality Event – Suicide + Game
“PLEASE NOTE: This performance may upset those affected by suicide. It is not a space for discussion about…
27 Sep 2015 festivals
Melbourne Fringe Review: Period
Make sure to check out our guide to the Melbourne Fringe Festival 2015 I once had a teacher from…
27 Sep 2015 festivals
Fringe Review: Church of Wonders
I’d seen a few of the performers in ‘Church of Wonders’ previously, so I snapped up the opportunity to…
26 Sep 2015 festivals
Fringe Review: A Star is Bored
‘A Star is Bored‘ is Melbourne singer, actor, and general showoff Nick Eynaud’s premiere solo show. Over the…
25 Sep 2015 festivals
Fringe Review: #DearDiary
Diaries are a sacred thing. Deepest thoughts, feelings, and secrets are often written without an intended audience; they…
25 Sep 2015