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.
I walked into the Playhouse never having seen the 1989 film. By the end of the night, the 1989 film is on my watch list.
Hard Quiz host. Taskmaster Australia host. Gold Logie winner. Seven AACTAs. And now, a brand new stand-up show where he openly admits his head is up his arse. Tom Gleeson’s Out of Touch lands at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre.
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.
Tom Ballard storms in like he has a point to make, a score to settle, and exactly 60 minutes to make you laugh about the mess of it all.
The Great Gatsby Jazz Ballet Odyssey at Her Majesty’s Theatre Melbourne. Jazz, ballet, glamour and a heartbreaking green light.
Some nights you walk into the theatre expecting entertainment. Others, you walk out carrying a fire that refuses to go out.
Free world-class opera returns to Federation Square on Saturday 14 March 2026. Here is everything you need to know about BMW Opera For All — the must-attend free event on Melbourne’s cultural calendar this weekend. There are moments in this city that make you stop, look around and think: this is exactly why I love Melbourne. This Saturday evening, one of those moments is coming — and it will not cost you a single dollar. BMW Opera For All returns
Mary Motorhead / Trade arrives at Melbourne’s Malthouse Theatre this March, bringing two powerful contemporary operas that explore secrecy, identity and the complexities of human connection.
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