Jason Whyte

Melbourne Fringe: Cirque du Bloke

Take two Ocker mates, real manly men, and have them out in the bush doing circus tricks, sometimes involving beer.…

13 years ago

Melbourne Fringe: Heart Thy Neighbour

Heart Thy Neighbour might echo some of the casual racism displayed readily by Australians, but doesn’t have anything meaningful to…

13 years ago

My (and your) Leonard Cohen

Canadian Leonard Cohen started his creative output as a poet in the 1950s, has written books and has achieved particular…

13 years ago

Stomp ’13 crashes into Melbourne

There’s a time to think, and then there’s a time to be carried away by performers gleefully making lots of…

13 years ago

Work those neurons: ADT’s Proximity

Proximity comes from the mind of Australian Dance Theatre’s Garry Stewart, with choreography that's developed with his dancers and created…

13 years ago

The warm afterglow of Slava’s Snowshow

With an extensive international touring history and a haul of awards, Slava’s Snowshow features clowning and mime in a series…

13 years ago

Melbourne Cabaret Festival: Another Day

Aside from running the Globe Cafe in Prahran, Josh Levy’s talents run to playing piano and writing songs. Using these…

13 years ago

Melb Cabaret Festival: Songs from the Open Road

A couple years ago, Sydney-based Miriam Waks packed her backback and spent a year and a half travelling through ten…

13 years ago

Stormy Weather: The Lena Horne Project starring Mary Wilson

Due to a disjointed story light on insight, Stormy Weather: The Lena Horne Project was often too breezy and fluffy;…

13 years ago