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Cracking the Whip: The Debate on Horse-Draw...
By Jessica Checkland The injury of two horses in Melbourne’s CBD last week has re-lit the spark of public debate and the protest on horse-drawn carriages. We’ve
Fringe World Review: Gavin Nicklette: Loung...
By Tiarne Lambert “Welcome to my lounge room.” Adorned in pyjamas and cradling stuffed teddies, Gavin Nicklette invites us in to his living space for
Fringe World Review: Tony Galati the Musica...
By Elisha Hammond Presented as an arena style musical theatre experience, Tony Galati the Musical tells the story of a potato farmer who became a
Fringe World Review: Valentine’s Caba...
By Tiarne Lambert Red roses, a box of chocolates, and a seat in St George’s Cathedral for Valentine’s Cabaret is the complete Valentine’s Day recipe.
Fringe World Review: What the Fandango
By Adam Di Tullio What the Fandango written, produced and performed by Robert Hofmann is one of the most enjoyable cabarets that I have seen
Fringe World Review: Velma Celli’s: E...
By Honey Wilkinson Velma Celli’s: Equinox is the quintessential fusion of a drag show and cabaret. From celebrated diva anthems to musical theatre, you’ll be
Fringe World Review: Syncope
By Tiarne Lambert Photo by Johannes Reinhart You’ve never seen circus like this before. Presented by WA company, Kinetica, Syncope explores the extremes of the
Interview: Fringe World’s “DAD&...
By Honey Wilkinson DAD examines the altering dynamic of one’s relationship with their father. In a room filled with an excessive number of pillows, the
Fringe World Review: Best of Fringe: The La...
By Jessica Checkland Best of Fringe: The Late Show is guaranteed to have something for everyone with different acts every show and all types of
Fringe World Review: DAD
By Honey Wilkinson “Who’s your daddy?”. No really, who was he? DAD is a hilarious, tear-jerking show that explores the comical and confronting components of fatherhood. From
