
STELLA: A New Australian Musical Brings Miles Franklin’s Untold Story to Melbourne
Miles Franklin shaped Australian literature yet her story was never fully told. STELLA Musical Melbourne brings it to life on Melbourne’s stage.

Miles Franklin shaped Australian literature yet her story was never fully told. STELLA Musical Melbourne brings it to life on Melbourne’s stage.

The childhood favourite is on stage in St Kilda and it is turbo charged, beat dropping and high flying. Catch it before 27 July 2026.

The award-winning Club Kabarett returns to North Melbourne’s Meat Market. We went in curious. We came out feral. Here’s why this is Melbourne’s most unmissable night out right now.

Whether you are planning a family night out, a late-night club crawl or an immersive dining experience, Illuminate Adelaide 2026 has nineteen days of light, music and art across the city this July. Your complete event guide.

Once the Musical is in Melbourne for May only. AG Theatre’s Chapel Off Chapel season is the most quietly devastating night out in the city right now.

A white painting. An outrageous price tag. And suddenly, thirty years of friendship is on the line. Yasmina Reza’s ART lands at Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre and it is uncomfortably, brilliantly, hilariously good.

Lawyer, tech founder, Hollywood producer, Tokyo television host. Nick Abrahams has done almost everything except give a good graduation speech. His Melbourne International Comedy Festival debut turns all of it into sharp, funny and quietly uncomfortable stand-up.

The award-winning Club Kabarett returns to North Melbourne’s Meat Market. We went in curious. We came out feral. Here’s why this is Melbourne’s most unmissable night out right now.

She had breast reduction surgery, and they took them all. What Geraldine Hickey does with that sentence — and a full, glorious hour on stage at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival — is nothing short of magnificent.

Two Estonian clowns walk into ACMI. The audience walks out unable to stop laughing. Piip & Tuut at Melbourne Comedy Festival is the show you didn’t know you needed.
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