‘Girl, so confusing’: CHARLI XCX and LORDE’s exploration of female friendship

Angelica Santini (writer)

Content warning: mentions of body dysmorphia and disordered eatingRead Article

Chocolat Revolution: Hopes, Dreams and the People

Angus Clark (writer)

“Come with me, and you’ll be in a world of pure imagination.”Read Article

Aussie Psych Rock Trailblazers GUM & Ambrose Kenny-Smith Come Together on ILL TIMES

Dom Lepore (writer)

“Involve your friends in your art” is a striking statement I recently stumbled across—working with like-minded people isRead Article

MWF's First Knowledges: Innovation: The Panel I Was So Divided On I Split Into Two People

Jocelyn Saunders (writer)

Trigger warning: This piece contains continuous swearing, discussions of colonialism, racism and academic gatekeeping, aRead Article

ESSENDON AIRPORT Chronicles Their Early Voyage

Dom Lepore (writer)

Coming off their latest performance at Collingwood’s lovely Hope St Radio (which we wrote about for the magazine), DavidRead Article

From Feminist Girl Bosses to ‘I Hate Women’ Art: A Completely Normal Tour of the HEIDE MUSEUM

Jocelyn Saunders (writer)

SAUDI FILM NIGHT: ALHAMOUR H.A. - A Little Vapid, but by What Standard?

Jessica Morrison (writer)

"What do you think of ‘The Line?’”, my friend, Ben, asks of the Saudi person sitting next to us. An oud sings out melancRead Article

26 by MANNIK SINGH: A Reminiscent Exploration of the Self from Adolescence to Twenty-Six

Aroma Imran (writer)

Streaks of child-like wonder, bashful adolescence, angst, relationships, and the crushing realisations of adulthood, 26 Read Article

Supper Has Been Served in Cipta Theatre Company's THE LAST SUPPER

Charlie Simmons (writer), Kartiya Ilardo (writer), Angus Clark (writer)

A Wholesome Night with GOOD MORNING

Lilly Sokolowski (writer)

There’s something uncomfortable about going to a concert by yourself. It’s the same feeling as going to a restaurant, thRead Article

A Sunday at the Symphony

Lila McRae-Palmer (writer)

Photograph credit: Melbourne Chamber OrchestraRead Article

underscores Brings Her Electrifying World to the Corner Hotel

Dom Lepore (writer), Max Durante (photograph credit)

It was a real joy to discover underscores, aka April Harper Grey, was finally set to headline our continent. The San FraRead Article

RISING'S 'ONE SONG' - A Musical Test of Endurance

Tom Weir-Alarcon (writer)

Photographer credit: Tamarah ScottRead Article

The Hypnotic ‘HEAR MY EYES: HELLRAISER’

Amy Inglis (writer)

Photographer credit: Bakri MahmoudRead Article

ABC CLASSIC 100 in Concert 2024 – Counting Down the Hits

Tom Weir-Alarcon (writer)

Photographer credit: Laura ManaritiRead Article

MACBUREAU: Honestly the Most Fun I've Had Watching Shakespeare in Years

Jocelyn Saunders (writer), Claire Le Blonde (photography)

Ever wanted Macbeth to have more lesbians? What am I saying? Everyone wants more lesbians, and Melbourne University ShakRead Article

GOODBYE JULIA: It isn’t just the personal that is political

Chelsea Daniel (writer)

‘Goodbye Julia’ (Mohamed Kordofani) opens with protagonist ‘Mona’ cooking in her large and kept kitchen, making breakfasRead Article

MY UNSOLICITED LITERARY ANALYSIS OF TAYLOR SWIFT'S TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT

Alicia Savy (writer)

Arriving amidst a brief hiatus from her 154-show global phenomenon The Eras Tour, Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets DepRead Article

METAL SKIN: Worthy of Fiendish Worship?

Tom Weir-Alarcon (writer)

Trigger Warnings: Mentions of disability & abuse of disabled peopleRead Article

Well-baked Fruitcake at the Butterfly Club

Sybilla George (writer)

Fruitcake is a sweetly satisfying original play by playwright/director Jaimee Doyle that was shown as a part of the ButtRead Article

Men vs Books: A Melbourne Writers Festival Review

Monique Marani (writer)

Ghost Cities and Ghost Futures: A Conversation with Siang Lu and Laura Jean McKayRead Article