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Nominated three consecutive years for a Helpmann Award (Tosca, Sweeney Todd and The Cunning Little Vixen), Antoinette has established herself as one of Australia's most accomplished and best-loved sopranos both here and overseas.

Come on and get happy with a new neon art exhibition from Carla O'Brien, FREE rainbow snacks every weekday, happy dog therapy with Guide Dogs Victoria and digital gaming at QV Melbourne's Happy/Days

Gavin Roach presents the Victorian Premiere of Lake Disappointment.

Gavin Roach presents the Victorian premiere of Michael Gow's Toy Symphony.

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Remember PE kit.

After winning Best Comedy at their first Melbourne Fringe Festival in 2017, The Travelling Sisters have been touring their award-winning show Toupé nationally and internationally to critical acclaim.

Arts Centre Melbourne presents High Tea Live Michael Cormick sings the hits of Broadway, Sunday 1 September, 12pm and 4pm.

Katie Cullinan: Further Tales of a Catastrophist: Self-confessed worrier, overthinker and stressor returns to The Butterfly Club with a brand new cabaret.

Australia's first large-scale immersive theatre experience has extended its Melbourne season by four weeks in a response to popular demand.

In one year, Maddy Weeks bought 25 real life swords.

Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) has announced its program for Clancestry a?" A Celebration of Country, which will run from 18 November to 7 December 2019.

German composer, multi-instrumentalist and producer Nils Frahm will bring his otherworldly neoclassical music and hypnotic improvisational live show to Queensland Performing Arts Centre's (QPAC) Concert Hall for one night only on Monday 25 November.

Acclaimed German composer, producer and celebrated performer Nils Frahm is returning to Australia for a set of performances at the iconic Hamer Hall on Saturday 30 November and Sunday 1 December.

ARTEMIS: UTTER MESS an all-TRANS cabaret debut at melbourne fringe festival Artemis: Utter Mess, is a piercingly hilarious deconstruction of the classic 'one-man show' trope - from the perspective of a nonbinary person.

Bored of the classic drinks and getting to know you first date? After an adventurous and fun night with the promise of date number 2? Sample one of Melbourne's cozy wine bars, or enjoy a romantic dinner at one of Melbourne's best eats before heading to The Butterfly Club to watch The Subtle Art of O

Sound as Ever is an Australian Music Vault podcast produced by young content creators and radio makers interested in exploring the Australian music scene.

Sarah Aiken and Rebecca Jensen of Deep Soulful Sweats are this year's Take Over! commission recipients and will debut their brand new participatory work What Am I Supposed To Do? (WAISTD) as part of Melbourne Fringe from 18 a?" 22 September at Arts Centre Melbourne's Fairfax Studio.

Melbourne audiences will soon have the chance to see another of War Horse author Michael Morpurgo's stories on stage, with the World War One award winning drama PRIVATE PEACEFUL announced to play a brief season at Chapel off Chapel this September.

Sacred Heart Mission's Heart of St Kilda Concert is back again with another exciting line-up.

Patrick Collins' Mime Consultant is alternative comedy at its best.

Sunanda's debut solo show, How Gay am I? is a comedic multimedia exploration of her own queerness.

A musical journey through the life and work of Sylvia Plath and her influence on a contemporary gay man's own struggles with depression and social isolation.

Go Back to the 80's with Play It Forward for an amazing choral celebration of the scintillating songs, singers and songwriters of the 1980s at Deakin Edge on Saturday September 7th at 2.