Melbourne Fringe Festival 2026: The Year There Were No Monsters Review
The premise of this show is a variety show at a local venue in a country beset by kaiju with the various acts telling their own story and also of the main story. Not having
The premise of this show is a variety show at a local venue in a country beset by kaiju with the various acts telling their own story and also of the main story. Not having
This show is founded on the premise that the recent Denis Villeneuve movies are boring and don’t really tell the true story of what happens in the book. This is also meant to be from
Was looking forward to this and knew I had to get a ticket pretty quickly as it would sell out due to only being a few shows. The photos I have taken at the same
This one came out of the blue as I was asked to attend this show a while ago by the act to review it. Must have seen me comment on other shows or indeed seen
A welcoming and inclusive work that is fun, affirming and seems to have a bit of everything, you’ll be amazed, laugh and dance! The last time I actually went to Luna Park was the Dance Hall
Sheri (Sara Thompson) has been having a rough time since moving to a new town with her dad Hank (Scott Major) and grandma (Kerry Armstrong) but finds solace in hanging out at work with her
SOLD OUT SHOW Presented by Bloomsday in Melbourne 45downstairs, Saturday 20th June 2026 A bright young scholar Pandora (Seon Williams) finds something amazing while doing research and can’t wait to tell her mum Christina (Christina
I first came across this show when she did a bit during ALT GRL WRLD last year but didn’t think that much of it then as devoid of context it did not make that much
I had seen the tear off “lost cat” poster for this when I was at the venue the previous week for Alice Fraser’s work in progress show but was not sure if I would actually
I was asked to review this one but will give it a fair hearing as if I had gone to see it myself. I do go to more music gigs than comedy these days so