Son of Byblos Arrives in Melbourne: Confronting Silence, Tradition and the Search for Freedom
Culture, silence, and belonging take centre stage in James Elazzi’s Son of Byblos. Experience it in Melbourne until 14 September.
Culture, silence, and belonging take centre stage in James Elazzi’s Son of Byblos. Experience it in Melbourne until 14 September.
Join Ray Chen and pianist Lee Dionne as they tour Australia’s iconic concert halls this September, delivering a dynamic program with music from Bach to jazz classics on the famed Dolphin Stradivarius. Secure your tickets now.
“Dancing is not a crime!”—that’s the rebellious heart of Footloose, and it’s a message that feels as vital today as it did when the film burst onto our screens in the ’80s.
Melbourne’s own Danielle de Niese, hailed as ‘opera’s coolest soprano,’ returns for an exclusive, one-night-only concert on August 8, 2025. Don’t miss this Emmy-winning star!
Hedwig and the Angry Inch at RISING Melbourne, sharing a raw, personal journey into the glam-rock magic of Seann Miley Moore’s ‘fearless’ performance. Discover why this show is a must-see.
St Kilda is buzzing with Thrones! Read a GoT newbie’s hilarious first impressions from this musical parody that promises a riot for everyone, complete with a re-written ending.
Love. Such a powerful word that can transform hearts, destroy souls, and reshape destinies. Samson & Delilah reminded us why French opera remains unmatched in exploring the darkest corners of human passion.
Experience Uma Dobia’s groundbreaking Popera at Melbourne Comedy Festival 2025 – Where opera meets pop culture in this interactive musical spectacular at The Motley Bauhaus.
Midsumma Festival 2025 launches into a brave new era of collective identity and artistic expression. From groundbreaking performances to immersive art installations, this year’s festival celebrates unity in diversity across 200+ events
Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre has transformed into a festive wonderland with its breathtaking production of “A Christmas Carol.” This adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic tale is a must-see this holiday season
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