Bitten By Productions is back with their second show for 2017, a new take on the character of Dracula in Dracula: Last Voyage of the Demeter.
All by Ellen Burgin
REVIEW: JIMEOIN - RENONSENSE MAN
It’s a little bit like having a Irish daggy dad on the loose, after a few beers with just a few inappropriate jokes, and most of them are about your mum.
REVIEW: THE FAULTY TOWERS DINING EXPERIENCE
Chaos reigns in the interactive dinner show at The Agean Restaurant in Fitzroy, with dinner to be served to you by Basil and Sybil Faulty, and the ever confused but eager Manuel.
REVIEW: GO TO HELL
Watson’s Go To Hell is a spooky theatrical delight claiming to cure you of fear forever.
REVIEW: LOUISA FITZHARDINGE COMMA SUTRA
Louisa Fitzharinge (yes that’s a silent ‘e’) is a grammar nerd, and so am I, so this show was a hoot.
REVIEW: THE DESPERETTES GUIDE TO BEING A WINGMAN
Returning to Melbourne following sell out seasons at Perth’s Fringe World and Edinburgh Festival Fringe, The Desperettes are back with a slick, entertaining night out with “A Guide to Being a Wingman”.
REVIEW: ELEVATED THE MUSICAL
Join four millennials as they sing their way through lasting trauma- being stuck in an elevator for a very long time.
HOW GOOD IS CHARLIE BROWN?
People’s Playhouse has produced a wide variety of shows over the past 20 years, and present their latest show, You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown
REVIEW: IF IT'S ALL IN MY VEINS
A full house crammed into Dancehouse for the opening of Martin Hansen’s If it’s all in my veins, an exploration of dance history through animated gifs, and aims to question the linearity of time by opening up new possibilities.
Melbourne comedian, writer and presenter Matt Stewart returns to Melbourne International Comedy Festival, fresh from sell-out shows at Melbourne Fringe and Perth Fringe world
Chelsea Zeller is embarking on her first solo performance, and her Melbourne International Comedy Festival debut, with High Achievers, written by The Comedy Company’s Tim Smith and Michael Syme.
REVIEW: VANISHING POINT
On entering the space a great sense of anticipation is built for Vanishing Point, as you enter the sparse Meat Market space in the dark.
REVIEW: SMALL DETAILS
Small Details is a testament to Sandra Parker’s work and practice in minimal movement and gestural action.
REVIEW: BODIED ASSEMBLIES
Rhiannon Newton’s latest offering, Bodied Assemblies is an exploration of body, self and space.
MORE DANCE MASSIVE
The Dance Massive festival starts this week and will present a huge array of work at the Arts House, the Dancehouse and the Malthouse Theatre.
ANOUK VAN DIJK: DANCING IN THE CLOUDS
Theatre People spoke to Anouk van Dijk about her collaborative new show ANTI-GRAVITY, working with Ho Tu Nyen, the movement Countertechnique she has been developing, and the Dance Massive festival experience.
DANCE MASSIVE: IT'S TIME TO DANCE
“Now more than ever, it’s a time to engage and connect, to question everything. Most importantly, it’s time to dance”
REVIEW: DIVA MOMENTS
Christina Bianco is a well-known performer, from New York to the West End and every reach of the Internet as a popular YouTube Star, but this week she brings her solo show Diva Moments to Australian shores.
REVIEW: THE FULL MONTY
I know what catching the bouquet means, but what does catching Jerry Lukowski’s stripper shirt mean?
REVIEW: A CHORUS LINE
Join the Chorus Line with Beaumaris Theatre Inc for their 277th major production.