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Non-stop fun for kids at Bunjil Place
Not just one but three children’s events will be taking place at Bunjil Place across March and April. From tall treehouses to splashing about in the tub, there is something for all kids, and…
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Alice Tovey blends song, sketches, satire in Doggo at MICF
Rooted in self-reflection, catharsis and silliness, Doggo is Alice Tovey’s most ambitious work to date, coming to Melbourne International Comedy Festival on 2 – 11 April at the Butterfly Club. Alice asks: Am I the kind…
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Charlie Zangel spreads his wings in debut show Cockatiel
24 March – 5 April Charlie Zangel never felt like a magpie. Which is probably a good thing, because they’re all full of shit. From Catholic boy’s school all the way to…
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Bunjil Place welcomes Akmal to the stage for its first live comedy show of 2021
Award-winning comedian Akmal Saleh will have audiences in stitches with his latest show Open For Renovations, coming to the Bunjil Place Theatre on Saturday 6 February. This hilarious one-man-show will be a…
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Week one highlights of fun, fearless and fabulous shows at Melbourne Fringe Festival
Melbourne Fringe Festival is upon us for a two-and-a-half-week celebration of independent art, made in the most impossible circumstances. The Festival runs 12-29 November and here’s just a few highlights the first week has in…
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Can’t get enough of Melbourne Fringe Festival? Here’s week two highlights
The Melbourne Fringe Festival is on now, with hundreds of shows available now to enjoy in your home and on the streets. Navigating the program to find the perfect show can be a challenge, so as…
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Queer artists come to the fore at Melbourne Fringe Festival
In the year of the impossible, Melbourne Fringe Festival will present a varied program of wild and wonderful performances and events from LGBTQIA+ artists, after presenting 43% of their 2020 grant pool of $305,000…
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Melbourne Fringe Festival 2020 program launches today
In the year of the impossible, Melbourne Fringe Festival will deliver a festival full of weird, wonderful, thought-provoking and boundary-pushing art. From 12-29 November, audiences can choose from 250 shows, all taking place either outdoors,…
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Melbourne Fringe launches first round of Microgrants to support Melbourne independent artists
Melbourne Fringe will today launch a new round of microgrants and bursaries to support Melbourne’s independent art scene. Melbourne Fringe acknowledges artists need support now more than ever, and is excited to announce…
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Melbourne Fringe announces new dates and extra support for artists in 2020
Australia’s largest independent arts festival, Melbourne Fringe, is moving its 2020 festival dates and offering support to artists who are facing challenges due to the COVID-19 crisis. Now taking place on 12 – 29…
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