Coopers after Dark with Ash Grunwald
Good things happen after dark in Melbourne. On a cold and wet Melbourne night my plus one and I met up in the comfortable, grubby clutter of The Tote. We were here to do what everyone loves to do in…
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Superheroes and cosplayers galore: Oz Comic-Con 2016 in Melbourne
Do you know your Gallifreyan from your Huttese? How about the difference between a Triffid and a Mandrake? (Hint: both are deadly.) If any of these names sound familiar you are bound to find someone who shares your fan love…
‘Alice Through the Looking Glass’ Mad Hatter’s Tea Party at IMAX Melbourne
Note: This article contains no spoilers for the film. Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland was hugely successful when it was released back in 2010, raking in over $1 billion at the box office for Disney. It was a little surprising…
Melbourne International Coffee Expo
“I can feel my heartbeat in my eyes” says one of my colleagues and I have to agree. My heart is beating in time to the top 30 dance songs in the background. “Maybe this is the end?” I think,…
Five surprising things we loved at Laneway Festival Melbourne
What started as a series of weekly shows at a tiny Melbourne bar (RIP St. Jerome’s) has bloomed into one of Australia’s most beloved festivals. In a time when naysayers are predicting the death of live music, St. Jerome’s Laneway…
Melbourne Music Week: Banoffee, I’lls & Kllo
There’s no other event that’s quite like Melbourne Music Week (MMW). Returning in 2015 for its sixth year, 2016’s program is hotter than ever. MMW is known not just for their stellar lineups of local and international bands but also…
DZ Deathrays, New War & Darts at Melbourne Music Week
There’s no other event that’s quite like Melbourne Music Week. Returning in 2015 for its sixth iteration, this year’s program is hotter than ever. MMW is known not just for their stellar lineups of local and international bands, but also for…
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 is the third time he will be cavorting on stage with backup dancers, video, props and multiple costume changes in his latest…
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 course of an intimate hour Eynaud shares his first world problems (in musical form), struggles with the boredom of living in Reservoir…
Fringe Review: Perhaps There is Hope Yet…
Mature, sophisticated and breathtaking, ‘Perhaps There Is Hope Yet…‘ is a contemporary circus that will have you on the edge of your seats, holding your breath in awe. A clean and minimal stage showcases the amazing things a well-trained human…