Our Shows

Fast, furious and funny, The Big HOO-HAA! is Melbourne's longest-running and best-loved weekly impro comedy show. This is a popular show in a tiny theatre: book ahead.

Our free weekly piano bar featuring some of Melbourne's best entertainers. Did we mention it's free?

No solos, no microphones, no auditions, and no show ponies – just a big group sing of some of the best pop music on the planet.

Wickedly fun Burlesque Life Drawing on Tuesdays.

Rowan Thambar blends musical comedy and big-hearted stand-up on his journey to discover the kind of man he wants to be.

Dealing up lonely North Korean traffic girls, wet nurse fetishes and steam punk super heroines. In Flagrante takes burlesque to a whole new level.

From the great Merlin, right up to a certain boy who lived, it’s everything you wanted to know about The History of Magic but were too bored to ask in Professor Binns’ class.

A fast paced, edgy, and comedic tale of Lainie's relationship with her brain.

Created by Michaela Burger (Exposing Edith), this preview to be premiered at this year's Adelaide Cabaret Festival explores Greek settlement in South Australia through the tale of a poor migrant’s son.

Phill Davies (a passionate fan) explores his own imagination, inspired by his favourite universe of heroes, all under the spotlight of epic proportion and staging.

The smash hit, sell out theatrical comedy of Edinburgh Fringe 2017 comes to Melbourne for a strictly limited season.

Two of Chekhov’s short comedic vaudevilles – The Bear and On the Dangers of Smoking – are presented side by side in new versions, including the world’s first-ever rhyming verse adaptation of The Bear.

Life is awkward with a rash. It’s awkward without one too. Sarah is on a quest for happiness, love and above all else finding a scratch for every itch.

This show stars a bunch of smart, lovely people who are working to make the world better, and who are doing stand up comedy for the first time.

Melbourne is the love of Daniel Burt’s life. And, like any romance, he’s obsessed with its history and spends too much time stalking people from its past. After a sell-out comedy festival season, Daniel returns to spill the secrets on his crush.

Swakhi Rahedi performs a series of original contemporary modern music, created to the backdrop of contemporary art. Intimate and visually supported.

Bodane Hatten has surprised and delighted audiences with his comedy magic all over the world.

Madame Elbac the comic psychic is back. She will be attempting to contact ‘The most famous Michael Jackson’ in between swigs of vodka, audience readings, music, songs and metaphysical mumbo jumbo.

Irene Nicola takes on the patriarchy, politicians, late-stage capitalism and inequality in this in-your-face performance that has the entire audience cheering.

Tegan Jones takes audiences on a journey of the relationships between fathers and their daughters, focusing on female vocalists and the fathers who inspired them to sing

After years of biting her tongue, the claws are finally out as she tackles rejection, betrayal and even Jesus with her biting wit and smouldering charm.

A darkly humoured and self-deprecating one-woman cabaret about the trials of dating as a feminist in the modern world. Isobel Yates picks apart the age-old difficulty of combining feminism and Tinder, and reveals where she has gone embarrassingly wrong in the past so you can laugh and cringe along with her.

An honest, funny and emotional hour of story-telling and cabaret, with half a bottle of Chardonnay left over.

An evening of reckless-abandon, rousing ballads and the European flamboyance of a Eurovision special.

A humorous and heartwarming journey of what it is to be a mother, a career woman, wife and cabaret chanteuse.

Join the Trio of Dips as they brave this new frontier and try to navigate their hilariously disastrous love lives through musical theatre classics, operetta gems, and pop power ballads.

Steve’s patter and trade mark humour connects his songs that are dark, twisted, charming and at times hilarious, personally delivered from the piano stool.

Dave and the Plushies is a soft toy boy band that brings a combination of “boy band” love songs and cheesiness to the industry known as “music”.

From the brilliant mind of James Seamark, an award winning Melbourne playwright, this edgy theatre piece plays with themes that are dark, confronting and taboo.

Like the lovechild of Noni Hazelhurst and your drunk uncle, children's entertainer David Salter sings and slurs his way through a songbook of nostalgic favourites in this adults-only cabaret.

Comedy duo Innes Lloyd bring their unique brand of wit, charm and humour to their all new show...but this time it's mate against mate, chum against chum, pomp against circumstance.

Mitchell E Roberts introduces you to his alter ego, Robert Mitchell, a man bound by his circumstances (as ridiculous as they are silly) to never speak; but that’s not going to stop him from being a stand-up comedian.

A new theatre piece featuring Shakespearian heroines and devised by the Byte ensemble and Joachim Matschoss with music by Tom Pitts.

Annie Lee (The Kransky Sisters) explores the plethora of ideological traps we may fall pray to while searching for the meaning of life in this brand new comedy.

Based on a true story, Lisa Brickell and Siri Embla weave a tale spanning four generations, multiple characters, and various dubious and devilish alter egos.

Innes Lloyd pay tribute to Wells, Welles and Wayne and the iconic and infamous War of the Worlds.

Melbourne's favourite impro puppetry troupe The Mighty Littles return with this high-energy, hilarious and completely improvised courtroom drama.

The Madwomen from Baggage Productions are back for an eighth season of brilliant monologues showcasing the work of emerging writers.

With games, quizzes, high octane re-enactments and of course 'Fun Facts' this show is guaranteed to make you scream "Yippee Ki Yay..."