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Half of a woman's face with a large plastic ant resting on her cheek, a man looking on in the background though completely blurred.
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Head Thorax Abdomen

Part black comedy, thriller and tragedy, this dark play contemplates life's un-lived possibilities.

Classical musicians playing stringed instruments.

Metropolis: Sounds of Cinema

Showcasing the MSO’s commitment to contemporary symphonic music.

Several rows of people painting on canvases in a room with large, wall murals.
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Drip Splash: Paint and Sip

Unleash your inner artist with a night of drinks, paint, music and friends.

A shirtless man with a beard and glasses, standing in a boxing pose.
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Greg Larsen: Unrelenting Ultra-Violence

Watch Greg Larsen grub around and get mucky and enjoy some big, funny comedy.

Play School exhibition with signature teddy and toys.
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Play School: Come and Play

A hands-on, playful exhibition where families can discover how the beloved TV show comes to life.

Performer wearing a coat with striped lapels, with a large bubble wand.
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Dr Hubble's Brilliant Bubbles

A fun, funny and (slightly) educational show for all the family by Australia’s favourite bubble man.

A drag queen seen through an aeroplane window; an empty row of seats in the foreground.
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Cabin Pressure

Part immersive theatre, part clown-fuelled chaos, and all high altitude hilarity.

View of Melbourne from across the Yarra River
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The Countdown Years

This is your invitation to celebrate a time when TV and radio ruled our world.

Painting of a small Roman bust next to a glass jug.
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Madaline Harris: Ancient Nostalgia

An exhibition of travel journals and oil paintings produced during archaeological excavations.

View of a seated audience in a large theatre from the back of a stage, with five men on stage seen from behind clapping and cheering.

The Anfield Wrap: Live

The Liverpool FC podcast The Anfield Wrap return to Melbourne with a new show.

A bearded man and a young woman standing side by side in front of a red brick building.

Grass with Live Score by ZÖJ

Experience one of cinema's great silent documentaries, Grass, with live score by ZÖJ.

Workshop participants smiling and holding multicoloured mosaic tiled coasters.
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Colourful Mosaic Coaster Workshop

Come and make mosaic coasters and step into the world of colours.

Pianist Andrea Lam wearing a sleeveless shimmering pale dress standing in front of a grand piano.
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Andrea Lam plays Tchaikovsky

Embark on a Nordic musical journey with Norwegian conductor Tabita Berglund.

Artist Julius von Bismarck's black and white photographic artwork, Punishment #7, showing a man cracking a whip into the waves at a stormy beach.
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Julius von Bismarck: This Is Not the Storm

The first Australian solo exhibition by German artist, Julius von Bismarck.

People standing at workstations with cooking equipment during a workshop.

Brunch Masterclass

Learn how to cook poached eggs, hollandaise, cured kingfish with Prosecco to start.

A giant blow up Sherrin football in a park.

AFL fan's guide to the footy in Melbourne

Find the best spots to watch the footy and grab a feed before the game.

Tour leader showing three walking tour participants a page from an open notebook he holds, on a Melbourne city footpath.
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Deeper Melbourne Walking Tours

Walking tours burrowing into history and culture, drawing on local knowledge.

A beautiful woman modelling a luxurious pale blue silk Dior gown and shawl, in an opulent Paris apartment.

The House of Dior: Eighteenth-century References

Join Paola Di Trocchio for a double lecture and afternoon tea about the House of Dior.

A busker performing in a street with a guitar around his neck and arms outstretched while singing.
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Bourke Street Mall Busking

Meet Melbourne's marvellous musicians and more in the iconic Bourke Street Mall busking program.

A still from an African film showing two colourfully dressed people standing in the bow of a yellow-painted wooden boat; blue ocean behind them.
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Africa Film Fest Australia

Australia’s celebration of African cinema makes its Melbourne debut at Cinema Nova.