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A half-baked Christmas turkey
Mary Rachel Brown's barbed comedy about an apocalyptic suburban Christmas falls flat.
Mary Rachel Brown's barbed comedy about an apocalyptic suburban Christmas falls flat.
Eva Seymour stars in Red Stitch Actors Theatre's Desert, 6:29pm, a play about growing up queer in rural Australia, inspired by Bobby Gentry.
Former members of Eleventh Hour Theatre William Henderson and John Jacobs are reprising the roles they played in their early 20s - though this time around it's a little harder to learn their lines.
Eva Seymour stars in Red Stitch Actors Theatre's Desert, 6:29pm, a play about growing up queer in rural Australia, inspired by Bobby Gentry.
Former members of Eleventh Hour Theatre William Henderson and John Jacobs are reprising the roles they played in their early 20s - though this time around it's a little harder to learn their lines.
Three short plays by Tom Middleditch and a neurodiverse ensemble explore the experience of being on the spectrum.
Capitol Theatre, November 11
Choreographer James Batchelor says a two-month research trip by boat to Subantarctic islands made him feel 'very on the edge of the earth'.
Common Anomalies Riverside Theatres, November 2 ★★★½
During the interviews he was more interested in eating the Channel Seven microphone than taking questions.
This stage adaptation of the beloved novel-turned-cult movie is a "jukebox musical in all-original form", says one of its stars.
Through her work at the Arts Health Institute, playwright Joanna Weinberg has had a front-row seat to witness the alchemy of song.
Soprano Audrey Luna says singing a note so high gives her an actual high.
Rather than parachute into an opera production, the Melbourne-born soprano and romantic comedy fan prefers to get into the nuts and bolts of her character.
Even with an entire warehouse for a wardrobe, eventually something has to give, which is why Opera Australia will stage the garage sale to end all garage sales this weekend, with more than 2000 wild and wacky outfits for sale.
Why one of Australia's biggest comedy acts is reuniting a decade after calling it quits.
A New York Times expose details allegations that he repeatedly asked women he encountered in work-related environments to watch him masturbate.
Ronny Chieng was born in Malaysia, raised in the US and Singapore and studied law in Melbourne, where his comedy career kicked off after he won a campus stand-up competition.
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