Tag: Theatre

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Striking geometric design of the Southbank Theatre, illuminated at night.

Southbank Theatre

Performance space and home of the Melbourne Theatre Company.

Four classical musicians surrounded by glittering scrolls and stars.

The Wagner Gala Concert

A landmark, one-night-only musical event to mark the reopening of the Ian Potter State Theatre.

People milling around Fed Square at night.

Melbourne's unmissable after-dark events

From hidden laneway markets to epic pop-ups, Melbourne gets lit once the lights go out.

A train station lit up in rainbow lights

Melbourne's best drag shows and queer-friendly venues

Find burlesque life drawing, cabaret and the best queer-friendly venues in Melbourne.

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Ghostware

A sad play by funny people about grief and AI.

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Out to See

A clothing-optional exploration of Australia's oldest legal nude beach and its depictions on screen.

Woman dressed as a fairy smoking a cigarette and looking grumpy.
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Rama Nicholas in Fairy Smut

Comedy, fantasy and romance collide in this hilariously smutty tale.

Seating and stage in Fairfax Studio, an intimate theatre space.

Fairfax Studio

An intimate theatre presenting smaller-scale and experimental productions.

Performer singing into a microphone, superimposed over images of home: a sofa, violin, window with curtains and plaque.
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Ghar: Location Not Found

A witty, fragile story about the chaos of being human, heartbreak, music and love.

People seated in cinema seats with ice cream and popcorn, reacting to movies.
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Cinema Club

Movie obsessed teens start a club to reenact scene, play games, and geek out over great films.

Singers Amelia Ryan and Libby O’Donovan, both wearing dark tops and smiling, posed against a red velvet curtain.

Morning Melodies: I Am Woman

Hear a tribute to the women who redefined Australian music in the swinging 1960s.

Neo-classical heritage-listed Meat Market building.

Meat Market

A performing arts and events space in a heritage-listed building.

A woman eating fire from sticks with Fringe Festival lettering in the background in blue.
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Melbourne Fringe Festival

Melbourne Fringe Festival returns with 500+ exciting, boundary-pushing arts events.

Coloured image of a woman behind a camcorder looking terrified, a campervan in the the background.
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Campervan: An Ozploitation Horror Musical

A brand new fringe musical from Geraldine Quinn.

A woman wearing a short, bright pink terry cloth robe and sunglasses smiles while standing on an outdoor balcony, holding a fluffy dog in one arm and holding a white pool skimmer pole with her other hand. In the background, a hillside town overlooks the ocean.
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MILF and Cookies

A comedy and song smackdown of marriage, divorce, dating and smashing through the boys club.

A man in a red racing suit with patches sewn all over it, wearing a helmet and glasses with a cartoon godzilla in the background.
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The Year There Were No Monsters

A brand new one-man comedy from the award-winning Shane Adamczak.

A frazzled woman holds up a mug while coffee is poured into it, someone brushes her hair and someone else puts lipstick on her lips all while she's holding an envelope in her teeth.
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Everything Now

One performer. Sixty minutes. An impossible list of tasks. All they have to do is everything.

Three actors wearing beige clothes lined up together, noses bleeding and looking startled.
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Nosebleeds

A comedy-sketch show as hilarious as it is dark.

Three male actors - Rodger Corser, David Berry and Bert LaBonté - the lead cast for the stage adaptation of The Shawshank Redemption, posed against a light tan backdrop.
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The Shawshank Redemption: Live On Stage

This gripping adaptation tells an unforgettable story of hope, friendship and resilience.