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SLUT: New Feminist Theatre By Prolific Playwright Patricia Cornelius

‘Slut’ is every woman’s confession of growing up in a misogynist...

March 19, 2020  By Luana Spadafora
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TriAngel: The Improv Tale Of A Music Sensation

As part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival, TriAngel relives their glory...

September 16, 2019  By Luana Spadafora
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Matt Harvey’s Tales of Woe Woo Audiences at MICF

Melbourne comic and writer Matt Harvey is not lying when he says he is more...

April 17, 2019  By Bridget Stapledon
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50/50 By Michael Shafar Makes Light Of A Dark Situation at MICF

Melbourne comic and writer for The Project, Michael Shafar, returns...

April 4, 2019  By Bridget Stapledon
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Storytelling At Its Best: Aidan ‘Taco’ Jones Performs 52 Days at MICF

In the acclaimed show 52 Days, Aidan ‘Taco’ Jones takes us on a journey...

April 1, 2019  By Luana Spadafora
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Acrobatics, Zombies and Whips: Headfirst Acrobats Presents ‘Elixir’ at MICF

We promise this is not what you think it is (ahem, a rendition of Magic...

April 1, 2019  By Luana Spadafora
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Critically Acclaimed ‘Merciless Gods’ Now Showing at the Arts Centre Melbourne 

Fresh from a sold out Sydney season, the Arts Centre Melbourne proudly...

February 8, 2019 
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The Odditorium Is The Cabaret Of Your Wildest Theatre Dreams

4 out of 5 stars Sophie DeLightful’s sophomore season of The Odditorium...

February 1, 2019  By Bridget Stapledon
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Glittering Glam Rock: ‘REBEL’ A Circus Rock Tribute To David Bowie

As part of Melbourne’s Midsumma Festival, REBEL rocks the stage...

February 1, 2019  By Luana Spadafora
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Eric The Third: The One Man Sketch Comedy Show

Disclaimer: Eric The Third is the only show in Scott Gooding’s Eric...

December 30, 2018  By Nicole Smith
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Every Office Is A Circus! Scott Hollingsworth’s ‘Performance Management’ A Hit!

Every office is a circus! Scott Hollingworth’s all too relatable...

December 13, 2018  By Luana Spadafora
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Melbourne Fringe Festival: Blood Is Thicker Than Hummus

At no point when I arrived at Siteworks in Brunswick to see Blood Is Thicker...

October 29, 2018  By Nicole Smith
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