She may have reached the pinnacle of her career playing a beaver in a school production, but Melbourne based performer Bron Batten has certainly hit another high with Sweet Child Of Mine, a collaboration with her parents which explores the meaning of art. Sweet Child Of Mine is hilarious, heart warming and friendly. Opening with […]
Continue ReadingMercedes Benz…Awkwardly
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 […]
Continue ReadingBullet: A Superhero Comedy
Walking into Bullet: A Superhero Comedy I really didn’t know what to expect. I was intrigued, curious, and looking forward to what was to come. As the show began, it seemed like an interesting prospect. The show utilized no props, no scenery and very little movement. It was just six actors on stage reading from […]
Continue ReadingWho, Me
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 […]
Continue ReadingMercedes Benz…Awkwardly
What do you think about strippers? Do you think they’re trashy no-hopers who are only taking their clothes off to support their bastard children? Regardless of your answer, this show will both enlighten and entertain you. Talented Hannah Williams is the writer, producer and only performer in this impressive cabaret that reveals the real people […]
Continue ReadingGrammar Don’t Matter On A First Date
That “punctuation can be the difference between a good night out and the sex offenders list” was just one of the life lessons comedian Mark Butler imparted on me at his show entitled ‘Grammar don’t matter on a first date’. Or does it? The show follows Butler’s experiences with various “grammar retarded” girlfriends as they […]
Continue ReadingEverybody’s Talkin’
Set in the Arts House Fringe Club, Everybody’s Talkin’ began with a smooth and relaxing atmosphere. The bar was filled with park-bench style seating, and each table had upon it tea light candles in coloured paper cases. This calming atmosphere was a perfect backdrop to the debate/discussion/question time that eventuated as six local media personalities […]
Continue ReadingI Know There’s A Lot Of Noise Outside
If you crack apart the perfumed shell of what happy women today should be like, what unseen, shivering creature lurks inside? This is the question the girls at I’m Trying to Kiss You try to answer in their performance ‘I Know There’s a lot of Noise Outside But You Have to Close Your Eyes’. Prepare […]
Continue ReadingThe Cautionary Tale of Barry Von Peabody
Imagine yourself sitting in one of the finest gold-gilded, velvet-lined theatres of old world Romanticism. The overture begins; it’s a haunting tune of love and melancholy laced with epic undertones. Hold that thought. Now shrink it to proportions appropriate to finger puppets and you have the opening stanzas of ‘The Cautionary Tale of Barry Von […]
Continue ReadingThe Better Than You Revue
Those even vaguely familiar with the art of burlesque will tell you that it’s not for the conservative, prudish or easily offended. Centred around sexually provocative dance, raunchy costumes and cheeky humour, burlesque has boomed in popularity recently thanks to the likes of a little lady named Dita Von Teese. But the girls of The […]
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