You know that look that your pet dog or cat always gives you? That knowing gaze seems to look right through you and reminds you that you are not just dealing with an ‘animal’, but a living breathing creature that…
What does it feel like to be human in 2017? Does anything we do make a difference? Who can find time for yoga, riding a bike to work, and keeping up with social media — and what is happening in…
Korean restaurant Seouljaboy is tucked away at the Parliament end of Bourke Street. Situated in a nondescript-looking building from the outside, you would be forgiven for walking straight past — but don’t. The restaurant has an industrial/factory style with cool, comfy booths. The Plus Ones…
There are many of us who nurture an intimate love affair with Joni Mitchell and her music. Arguably one of the greatest song writers to be gracing this earth, Mitchell’s music has touched millions and defined the Woodstock generation along…
I didn’t know what to expect. Seeing a ‘Ghetto Cabaret’ inside a Jewish cultural centre? I took my seat not knowing if I were going to see history, theatre, or just entertainment. An original work from Melbourne performer Galit Klas,…
It’s time to get those mid year celebrations into full swing and have we got the best list for you. Check out our top picks in Melbourne to get your July kickstarted. City Cellar Door (1 July) City Cellar Door…
With the current state of the world seemingly descending into rage and ruin, Circus OZ takes a fresh and fun perspective into what it means to be a model citizen. Equipped with new artistic director Rob Tannion at the helm,…
Bienvenue, Mesdames et Messieurs! Welcome to BLANC de BLANC: the sexy new cabaret spectacle hitting St. Kilda’s winter foreshore festival, Map 57. The theme of the show revolves entirely around the joys of a good bottle of sparkling white: how…
Put together an intimate group of food bloggers, TV presenters, and fashionistas. Add food, coffee, and shopping and you have one fabulously lovely event with a lot of laughs. Mayday Collective hosted an all-women outing at the new Collins Square…
Taking inspiration from Aristophanes Ancient Greek comedy The Frogs, Poetic License uses poetry, music, dance, rap, comedy, and storytelling to reassert the timeless question – can the spoken word inspire change? In a world of pointless entertainment Poetic License is…