‘Gundog’ // Three Fates Theatre
'Gundog' was affecting.
Three Fates Theatre’s latest production ‘Gundog’ explores the blissful highs and devastating lows of sameness.
Author: Alley Edwards
Alley is a Melbourne-based theatre aficionado with a deep love for storytelling. Beginning her career in the secondary English classroom, Alley recently completed a Master of Arts (Writing and Literature) through Deakin University. She is currently in the process of applying for a PhD program in film literature and visual literacy.
‘Never Said Motel’ // Tamzen Hayes and Melbourne Fringe
‘Never Said Motel’ was cathartic.
Although she is not speaking to the people who inspired each monologue directly, her emotionally rich perform…
‘Prehysterical’ // Head First Acrobats and Melbourne Fringe
'Prehysterical' was high-flying.
As part of Melbourne Fringe, Head First Acrobats' latest show is fit for the young, old, and Neanderthal in all o…
‘TattleTales’ // Ponydog Productions and Melbourne Fringe
'TattleTales' was entrancing.
The brainchild of Sydney-based Ponydog Productions, ‘TattleTales’ is an immersive storytelling experience where …
‘JSMR’ // Jess Stanley and Melbourne Fringe
'JSMR' was unpredictable.
Presented as part of Melbourne Fringe, Jessica Stanley’s ‘JSMR’ invites her audience to relax, unwind, and be mesme…
‘Six The Musical’ to reign in Melbourne
The state of Victoria may be named after one famous English queen, but for the next two months, it will be home to another six…
Lumos! A new musical is coming to Melbourne about He Who Shall Not Be Named…
The Gateway to the Mornington Peninsula is set to become a lot more magical this July as a new wizard musical apparatus into Frankston, courtesy…
‘Law and Order: PTV’ // Sevenfold Theatre Company
‘Law and Order: PTV’ was loco(motive). When one thinks of the city of Melbourne, there are likely a few iconic images that come to mind…
‘Not Today’ // Theatre Works
‘Not Today’ was meditative. Being a millennial in 2022 can be tough. Many things are rising – covid case numbers, cost of living, even yearly…
‘Love Don’t Cost a King’ // The Butterfly Club
‘Love Don’t Cost a King’ was amorous. As the end of the 2022 Melbourne International Comedy Festival steadily draws near, audiences are flocking to the…