Melbourne Fringe 15 Archives - Page 3 of 6

Experiencing Steppe at 707 Operations, it struck me that, for the people of Poland during the Second World War, there

Melbourne Fringe: Sophisticated Lady

This is no ‘greatest hits’ tribute show. Sophisticated Lady strips away the gloss of idolism from three of the most

An exciting new initiative between Malthouse Theatre and Monash University, Welcome to Nowhere gives us five brand new plays written

Sad Digger Mad Mary is a hilarious piece that treads the fine line between comedy and tragedy. Performed by superstar

Bridget is obsessed with rock bands. Georgie is obsessed with death. Together we indulge their obsessions, because we understand them

Alice Tovey: Malice is one of the highlights of the Fringe Festival so far. Is Malice really about malice or

Jessica McKerlie doesn’t like labels. She doesn’t like them when society gives them to us. She doesn’t like it when

HART is beautiful, heartbreaking and liberating storytelling. With old checkerboard lino, faded damask wallpaper and a wooden table, the

Nick Eynaud wants to be rich, famous and powerful. It’s the kind of wish we might expect from a WAAPA

Vampire Lesbians of Sodom is a very stupid play, and this is a fittingly stupid production of it. Charles Busch’s