A clash of two worlds meets in a confined space in award-winning Australian Stephen Sewell’s premiere new play, Arbus And West. This work is a piece of wonder, a mournful chronicle of patriarchy, women, sexuality, and identity in our modern…
The world knows, and loves, Miss Elizabeth Bennet, the heroine at the centre of the English world’s most famous love story, 1813’s Pride And Prejudice, as the headstrong, impetuous, and passionate young woman unafraid to challenge those with wealth and…
The Australian Grand Dairy Awards gets grander every year. This year marked the twentieth anniversary of the awards, with the cream of the crop recognising the best of the best in the Australian dairy industry. The esteemed judges had the…
Do you walk the streets of Melbourne observing people sleeping in doorways or behind bus shelters? They resemble friends, or relatives, not much different from ourselves. Do you wonder what lead them to this moment? Questions of how we treat…
Meet the world’s tiniest chef. Measuring up at just 58mm tall, Le Petit Chef has arrived in Melbourne with a mouth-watering menu and a new dining adventure unlike one Melbourne has ever seen. La Petit Chef is an interactive dining…
Grand installations, whizzing carnival rides and stilt walkers make the Pleasure Garden’s theme of ‘Welcome to Wonderland’ very wonderful indeed. Set in St. Kilda’s Catina Gardens, The Pleasure Garden is the way to celebrate the start of summer in Melbourne…
Following on from sell out performances of The Force Awakens last December and A New Hope in February, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra is ‘in Concert’ again, this time with Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. Over 100 musicians play the well…
An annual showcase which launches students from the Australian Ballet School onto premiere stages showed last weeked at Arts Centre Melbourne. Summer Season 2018- La Sylphide & Other Works rewarded families, friends and fans of the next generation of ballet…
If there is one show you see this year, let it be this. Hometown pop sweetheart, and famed French singing sensation, Tina Arena, with Opera Australia, proves it’s been worth the wait to see her sing here again, in partnership…
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a group of fine talent, with a well written story and superior direction, are in want of an happy audience. This you are the beneficiary off in Sharmini Kumar’s Second Impressions of Pride…