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Summer Sounds, Circus Oz and comedy gold land at Bunjil Place
Bunjil Place is thrilled to showcase home-grown and world-class music, comedy and acrobatic talent this February and March. The incredibly diverse offering includes the Summer Sounds Music Festival, Aurora by Circus Oz, Ross Noble’s Humournoidand the ridiculous theatre of Puppetry…
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Ending on a high note – Final Week of Shows at the Melbourne Fringe Festival
It’s the last week of the Melbourne Fringe Festival, and there’s a host of exciting new shows for audiences to check out from now until 29 September. Winner of Adelaide Fringe BEST…
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Still plenty to see during week two of Melbourne Fringe Festival
Melbourne Fringe Festival is just warming up with hundreds of shows still to see. Filled with laughter, intrigue, heartbreak, excitement and everything in between, here are some of the highlights of the second…
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Amity Dry’s hilarious and cheeky cabaret 39 Forever comes to Bunjil Place – 10 October 2019
Singer/songwriter Amity Dry will have audiences in stitches when 39 Forever comes to Bunjil Place on Thursday 10 October. This hilarious cabaret is all about feeling 25 even when your birthday stubbornly tells a different story. In 39…
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Fringiest of the Fringe – the weird, wonderful and must-watch shows at Melbourne Fringe Festival
An artist painting a portrait while skating on a ramp? Tick. A gala for an internationally renowned endurance artist and lizard Marina Abramolizardvic? Tick. A circus show about conceiving and childbirth? Of…
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Step into the truth bubble: Melbourne Fringe Festival launches 2019 program
Melbourne Fringe Festival 2019 returns 12 – 29 September with over 455 boundary-pushing events from 2,718 participating artists across 140 venues, including the exciting new home of the Fringe Hub, Trades Hall.…
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Queer arts reign supreme at Melbourne Fringe Festival
With dangerously high levels of anarchic comedy, glittering cabaret, campy theatrics and drop-dead gorgeous drag, Melbourne Fringe Festival’s LGBTQIA+ program is bursting at the sequined seams from 12–29 September. This year’s festival…
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Melbourne Fringe Festival is warming up to take on climate change
Melbourne Fringe Festival will put a hot topic under the spotlight this year, with a provocative line-up of performances from 12 – 29 September. From opera to politics, comedy to cabaret, no…
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Head First Acrobats bring sexy back to the zombie apocalypse
If Magic Mike and crew had trained at NICA, then ingested large portions of Aussie larrikinism, the resulting heart-palpitating cocktail would be all-male circus troupe Head First Acrobats. Fresh from their sold-out, award…
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Damian Callinan’s The Merger lobs back onto stage
Award-winning comedian Damian Callinan’s hit one-man show The Merger comes full circle and returns to the stage for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival from 9-21 April. The season follows the tale’s hugely…
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