AMY HETHERINGTON: A Mum’s Night Out (And One Lone 19 Year Old)

By Zeinab Jishi (writer)

BEST OF BRITISH: Not Quite the Best at MICF

By Amaya Sachdev (writer)

ELLIOT ULM at MICF: Not Enough GRAPHIC DESIGN, LIVE!

By Nathan Pham, Chiaki Chng (writers)

If you’ve mastered the Adobe pen tool and maybe accumulated a double digit screen time, you’ve probably heard of Elliot Read Article

KEEP ME YOUNG: Sez Reminds Us of Our Worst (and Funniest) Moments in Our Youths

By Janice Hui (writer)

It is April Fools Day, and I am, very fittingly, attending a show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival: Keep MRead Article

Decisions or Divorce? A COUPLE DECIDES WHAT TO HAVE FOR DINNER at MICF

By Owini Wijayasekara (writer)

Someone behind me at The Butterfly Club let out an exasperated sigh and said, “My sister left me to grab a drink!” “YouRead Article

For the Merciless: MICF'S ALL FIGHT ONE SURVIVES

By Owini Wijayasekara (writer)

I’ve never considered myself a cutthroat person, but on a Saturday evening at Roxy’s Kitchen and Bar, I killed a man—mulRead Article

MICF's MURDER VILLAGE: The How-dunnit Who-dunnit You’re Dying To See

By Claire Le Blond (writer)

Content warning: MurderRead Article

GOLDEN PLAINS: Cosmic Pop Rock and Bless the Irish

By Sofia Perica (writer)

Held on the Nolan Family Farm on Wadawurrung Country, Golden Plains is widely known as the best festival in Australia—itRead Article

KNEECAP's Mental Trip to Fed Square

By Ally Spain (writer)

“This will be mental,” promised Northern Irish hip-hop trio Kneecap. And for the 10,000 people who turned up to their poRead Article

MICKEY 17: Robert Pattinson’s No Good Very Bad Day (in Space!)

By Felicity Bayne (writer)

CW: References to death or dying, blood and graphic imageryRead Article

The 2025 Oscars: A Celebration of Indies and Ingénues

By Lachie Carroll (writer)

On the night of March 2nd, or the morning of March 3rd for us Australians, the 97th Academy Awards took place. For what Read Article

A Ticking Reminder of Life: John Crowley’s WE LIVE IN TIME

By Emily Ta (writer)

Time is, simply put, a fickle thing - that much is known, as displayed in John Crowley’s latest romantic drama, We Live Read Article

WE WERE DANGEROUS: A Funny and Frightening Celebration of the Power of Women United

By Jessica Fanwong, Katya Ewing (writers)

The Removalists: Still Relevant, Still Horrifying — A Stark Reflection on Australian Masculinity

By Sofia Perica (writer)

Content warning: Discussions of sexual assault and domestic violenceRead Article

Greg Carroll’s THREE SISTERS: An Underwhelming Tale of Grief

By Taylah Xuereb (writer)

Greg Carroll’s rendition of Anton Chekhov’s classic play, Three Sisters, invites audiences into the lives of four siblinRead Article

MAGDALENA BAY: A Study in Whimsy and Wonder

By Reema Ababneh (writer)

As the fading summer sun began to sink into the sea at the St Kilda Palace Foreshore, the crowd's anticipation built in Read Article

A Little Less Short n’ A Lot More Sweet: SABRINA CARPENTER's Deluxe Edition

By Owini Wijayasekara (writer)

There’s less pressure on artists nowadays to create perfect deluxe albums. In a world rip-roaring at the current, impatiRead Article

DRIVE TO SURVIVE Is Best At Its Most Personal

By Angela Nacor (writer)

Content warning for Mentions of Sexual HarassmentRead Article

The Missed Potential of THIS LIFE OF MINE

By Felicity Bayne (writer)

Content Warning for Mental Health & Depiction of Psychiatric ClinicRead Article

AMYL AND THE SNIFFERS Wreak Empowerment at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl

By Sofia Perica (writer)

Amyl and The Sniffers are the pinnacle of Australian culture. They perfectly capture the unrelenting, beer chugging, mulRead Article

BRUXISM: STREET LEGAL’S Relentlessly Existential New Wave Venture

By Dom Lepore (writer)