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Mel McGlensey is Normal

Mel is normal, but for some reason her comedy shows always end up weird.

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Stuck

A brutal, witty and unflinching play about two nameless women working in a supermarket deli.

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The Jazz Alchemists

Witness the alchemy of jazz, where improvisation transcends expectation.

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What's on in November

Things to do in Melbourne in November, from free events to exhibitions and places to visit.

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Relaxed Performances at Melbourne Recital Centre

These relaxed daytime concert experiences suit all ages.

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Reuben Solo: Lop Nur

Reuben Solo performs as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

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Gag Reflex

A trio of friends team up to win a manuscript contest so they can afford the summer of their dreams.

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In Pour Taste: A Comedy Wine Tasting Experience

Two comedians and a wine expert guide you through five wines and at least five jokes.

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AFL Round 7: Richmond v Melbourne

Richmond meet Melbourne during Round 7 for the ANZAC Day eve match.

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Brahms Festival: Spring Gala

Sir Bryn Terfel opens the MSO's Spring Gala with a selection of spiritual works to set the scene.

Bookshop with the walls lined with shelves of books.

Kay Craddock – Antiquarian Bookseller

Antiquarian and second-hand books, dating from the 16th to the 21st centuries.

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Mina Yu Quartet with Strings: Studio Ghibli

Immerse yourself in the melodies and soundscapes of Studio Ghibli films.

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Walking Tour of Melbourne

Take a ‘pay-as-you-feel’ guided walking tour of Melbourne’s bustling city centre.

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NAIDOC Week events in Melbourne

Celebrate NAIDOC Week with the best free events, markets and unmissable performances.

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Boat4Hire

Take a cruise along the Yarra River onboard a fishing speed boat.

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A Thousand Faces

One thousand faces in one hour.

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Brahms Festival: Chamber Music

A special chamber performance of Brahms' more intimate works with some Mendelssohn to set the scene.

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Max Stern & Co

A specialty store established in 1948 dealing in coins, banknotes, stamps and other collectables.

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Paul Lewis: Mozart+

The British concert pianist puts Mozart under the microscope to discover infinite new wonders.

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Liv McKenzie: Literal Angel

If you identify with gossiping on the phone while writing an email – this show is for you.