Paul Culliver and Max Attwood’s show: In No Particular Order, performed in an  overground bomb shelter at the top of three flights stairs at the Portland Hotel, is definitely not a place for tinned food,  Wagner scores or falling rubble, it is an environment of emerging, young comedic talent. The show is split into two […]

“Beautiful thing logic, provided it’s not abused”: this seems a strange sentence to exist in a play that features people spontaneously metamorphosing into giant horned creatures. Yet it is an irony that seems cohesive as, right from the onset, Rhinoceros is illogically logical. So, shuffle into the cosy Owl and the Pussycat, perch yourself on […]

Billed as “a short comedic history of rebellion in Australia,” Micah D. Higbed’s ‘Rebels and Radicals’ identifies the acts of protest and heroism that have defined Australia’s past and continue to echo in the present. Mixed with snippets of autobiography, Higbed asks his audience to take a long hard look at the historical importance of […]

So you’re doing this for the money? No? Oh so you’re stripping for fun then? If you are an up yourself business man that loves to spend your early mornings at King St, there is every chance you’ll be in Hannah Williams show. In a refreshing cabaret, Williams sings, dances, acts and for the most […]

The Whovians, the Ringers, the Star Wars nerds – a collection of the finest social misfits who have long been regarded as being too obsessive over their respective fandoms have finally been given a voice. Say what you will about them, but there’s one thing you can’t deny – they’re an extremely loyal bunch. And […]