Not one, but two, iconic American plays featuring complex leading roles for women are playing in Melbourne this winter. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf staring Kat Stewart opened to a standing ovation in the CBD. Whilst over at the Arts…
It feels good to be bad. That’s what my plus one and I learnt when we donned orange jumpsuits and entered our prison cell. No, we weren’t in trouble for breaking the law. Rather, we were getting into character as…
A few ways to describe Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Savage. Jet-black comedy. Must see. Red Stitch Theatre’s sell-out success returns to the stage for a strictly limited season. Real-life theatre couple, Kat Stewart and David Whiteley, play married couple…
When the sun sets on the Austral Theatre, a dark cast of characters comes out to play. Billed as, ‘an immersive performance for small groups that blends theatre and cocktails in a singular experience.’ When Night Comes is moody, theatrical,…
Lightscape 2024 is lighting up the night at the Royal Botanic Gardens with dazzling new light displays. The artistic intersection of lights, sound, and nature melted my frozen Melburnian heart. Opening just in time for winter solstice, as we stare…
Sunset Boulevard brings the golden age of Hollywood to Melbourne’s Princess Theatre. The lavish musical production attracted a glittering opening night crowd decked out in rhinestones, feathers, and sequins. There was enough bling in the audience to rival the luxurious…
‘Go big or go home’ is one of my favourite mottos. In the world of beer, there’s one big event that stands out on the calendar: the Australian International Beer Awards. Here in Melbourne, we have the world’s largest beer…
Wizards, witches, and Muggles™ of all ages, grab your wand and get ready for a mesmerising journey through a woodland brimming with magic and mysteries at Melbourne’s Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience. Running from April 6th to mid-May 2024,…
It was another wonderous year for WOMADelaide. Coming off the back of the record crowds from 2023 was going to be a big ask, and WOMADelaide answered it. The festival was as friendly as ever with more spaces created, including…
WOMADelaide continues to be the epicentre of Adelaide’s fabulous summer festivities, drawing in a diverse array of guests, fulfilling the festival’s name with music, arts and dance. The Botanic Park/Tainmuntilla has played host to the festival for decades, with its…