DEAD END COLLECTIVE’s Zany New Show Speaks Far More Than Meaning into the Flesh of UNIMELB’s Theatre

Claire Le Blond (writer)

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A SUFFOCATING CHOKING FEELING: The Digital and the Physical Collide

Sybilla George (writer)

MONOPOLY DREAMS MELBOURNE: Monopoly and Melbourne have taken their relationship to a whole new level

Kartiya Ilardo (writer)

MAMIYA 7: A Comedy Journey to LA and Beyond

Amy Inglis (writer)

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SALTBURN: The Lovechild of CALL ME BY YOUR NAME and PARASITE

Kartiya Ilardo (writer)

'M is for Melbourne, X is for Box' Julian O'Shea at MICF

Alan Nguyen (writer, photographer)

Tourist Delivers Incessant Elation on the Lustrous MEMORY MORNING

Dom Lepore (writer)

The wonder of transporting to somewhere serene is ingrained into Tourist’s output. Dom Lepore does a deep dive into MemoRead Article

Rent is entertainingly good, but it doesn’t shine

Amery Atinon (writer), Pia Johnson (photograph)

Short Straw draws again: the sweet triumph of Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons at Motley Bauhaus

Claire Le Blond (writer)

The Bonnet Problem: Television’s Trouble with Historical Innocence, Explained

Lola Cate Sargasso

Look to the Stars: Musings on 20 Years of ‘Absolution’

Jesse Allen (writer), Lauren Luchs (graphic)

NIUSIA at Melbourne Fringe a vital reflection on intergenerational trauma

Victoria Winata (writer)

The Origin of Evil (2022): Evil takes on a new form in this moody thriller

Hayley Yeow (writer)

The Origin of Evil, directed by Sébastian Marnier is an intriguing little movie. I knew, essentially, nothing about thisRead Article

Miss Saigon: A refreshing take on a timeless story

Hayley Yeow (writer)

Reawakening Tragedy For Healing: A Review of SURAT-SURATNYA and MAY 1998

A.A. Sagar (writer)

Two plays. Two monologues. Two real stories. One truth; corrupt governments can no longer hide their sins, and memory anRead Article

SHAYDA (2023): Redefining "Home"

Victoria Lincoln (writer)

THE CURSE OF SAINTS is a hot, fantastical mess

Katelyn Samarkovski (writer)

Angie McMahon Grows Into Herself on Latest Australian Tour

Chelsea Daniel (writer)

With McMahon’s new album coming up, seeing where she goes from here will be exciting. If her quiet smoothness at NorthcoRead Article

The Atomised and the Intimate in Flake/ Mảnh

Sybilla George (writer)

Mount Eerie Sings About Love, Death and Empty Paper Towel Rolls at Melbourne's Max Watt's

Joel Duggan (writer), Pamela Piechowicz (photography)

Thirty minutes later, Phil takes the stage. It’s just him, an electric guitar in his hands with a cord running back to hRead Article

FARMING IS (not) FOREVER: An Earthy Sketch-Lecture Composite

Sybilla George (writer)

Farming is Forever bridges sketch comedy and persuasive oration to deliver an impactful message about the environmental Read Article