Author: Anne-Marie Peard

Even though the Donna and Damo stage saw a real proposal this week, Sammy J and Randy in Ricketts Lane affirms that

Why isn’t Geraldine Quinn a superstar? It’s a question she asks in her new show, but it’s one I sometimes

 This review might be perfect food for Vigilantelope’s Doesn’t Matter Hole: an evil … umm … hole that feeds on

 There is nothing better than observing characters with real depth build a solid connection with their theatre audience. The Bitterling

It’s called Dirty Dusting, but three nannas who make sexual innuendos and think the word bastard is sinful blasphemy is nothing

If you think the Festival Club has become too mainstream or you can’t cope with those punters who come in

 Last year Justin Hamilton enthralled with his beautiful theatre/stand up show Goodbye Ruby Tuesday. There’s talk that folk think he’s an

 There was a level of trepidation at seeing Tim Key, who is possibly the least-known international performer the Melbourne International

 Business is slow at Lorraine’s salon but she’s certain things are about to change. She’s found some tins of International