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There are plays you enjoy. There are plays you admire. And then there are plays that follow you home long after the curtain falls. The Diary of Anne Frank Melbourne is one of those rare productions — Drew Anthony Creative’s critically acclaimed show is now playing at the Athenaeum Theatre.
Enjoy ‘Twelfth Night’ under the stars at Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens this summer. Live performances, music, weather realities and what to know before you go.
Walking through Australian Theatres Unveiled by Cameron Grant (Parenthesy) at fortyfivedownstairs felt like stepping back into theatre memories—the facades we admired, the nooks where we chatted, the quiet hum before the curtain rose. A nostalgic, fine-art celebration of Australia’s great stages, on now in Melbourne.
QV Melbourne’s Lunar New Year festival brings lion and dragon dances, an immersive Happy Horse Noodle Bar and seriously good Chinese and Asian dining – from Old Beijing’s Yee Sang and whole fish to Dainty Sichuan’s fiery feasts and EatAlley’s Malaysian hawker icons.
Duck Pond by Circa brings a dazzling Swan Lake circus to Melbourne – expect feathers, flips, sequinned ducks and a fairytale twist that will leave you smiling long after the final bow.
Arcane Fairies is Melbourne’s newest zipline cocktail bar on Lonsdale Street, where cocktails fly overhead, a gold-coin jukebox sets the soundtrack, and late-night bar food that hits the spot
Last night, the Australian Calisthenics Theatre Company (ACTC) didn’t just stage a performance at The Plenary; they detonated an arena spectacular that has redefined Australian dance. With 120 athletes, a 12-piece live orchestra, and a soundtrack that mixes Lady Gaga with ACDC, Mother Nature is more than a show—it’s a powerful cultural statement. This is the Adelaide-based innovator’s second major production, and if the buzz from the sell-out Melbourne premiere is anything to go by, ACTC is officially shaking up
The question of what to do in Melbourne this Christmas has an easy answer for me. There are certain moments in the year you look forward to, those specific feelings that signal the festive season has truly begun. For me—and I’m staking my claim right now—that feeling is stepping inside the Comedy Theatre and immersing myself in the glorious, heart-swelling world of A Christmas Carol.
Dive into smoky Colombian flavours, expertly crafted cocktails and a lively jazz and funk soundtrack — all in the heart of the CBD. Don’t miss Chef Juan Berbeo’s limited-time kitchen takeover.
Discover a deep sense of calm at the Heal’r Sunset Retreat in Melbourne. Experience Sarava, a sacred practice blending yoga and sound healing as the sun sets over Albert Park Lake.
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