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Week Three of the Made in Sydney/Touring Hub shows at the Sydney Fringe Festival. Read all of our thoughts...
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Juliana shares her theatre thoughts on the Soiree Cabaret, with Kara Zmatic. Read them now!
Making its debut in the Common Room of Trades Hall as part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival, an intimate...
What does it take to make good theatre? A set? A dramaturg? The hero's journey? Just Super by Eddie Pattison...
Dressed in a polished suit and tie and armed with a microphone and quick-fire reactions, Freddie McManus...
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If there is one thing we can say about Reform, it’s this: you have to see it. Read our full review now!
I was already laughing at Big Eyes, Big Pussy when I read the title, and the show does not disappoint....
Comedy doesn't have to be funny. This was a really odd lesson we learned in this show - read our full...
Shit-Wrecked! is a hilariously Aussie cabaret full of powerhouse vocals, supercharged energy and rapid-fire...
Millenials, cast your minds back to 2008. Where were you when Katy Perry entered your sphere? Maybe she...
What does it take to make good theatre? A set? A dramaturg? The hero's journey? Just Super by Eddie Pattison...
Alex Ward’s You’re Welcome is a kaleidoscope of rich childhood memories and charming anecdotes that make...
Killing Rove took to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival from 11th-17th April. Read our review...
Everyone has one of those friends who is always late, or stands you up at the last minute, but somehow...
Accompanied by a sign language interpreter, Madeline Stewart’s show So Brave, explores what it means...
Dressed in a polished suit and tie and armed with a microphone and quick-fire reactions, Freddie McManus...
Making its debut in the Common Room of Trades Hall as part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival, an intimate...
In an intimate room in the Mantra on Russell, Urvi Majumdar invited us on a nostalgia trip back to high...
If you too have a particular hatred towards capitalism, bosses who monitor your toilet time or stereotypes...
A depraved, strangely erotic, and unexpected hour of comedy awaits you at The Lost Cabaret. Crowned (or...
With a personality as colourful as his employment history, Matt Harvey’s Wage Against the Machine is...