Our Shows

Wickedly fun Burlesque Life Drawing on Tuesdays.

Our free sing-along piano bar hosted by the one, the only, the legend: Trevor Jones.

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.

Step into the world of a classic English murder mystery, complete with mysterious characters, devilish red herrings, clever clues, and an amateur sleuth always on hand to outsmart local law officials and solve the case themselves.

Shining the spotlight on up-and-coming women and LGBTQIA+ comedians.

Melbourne’s newest tantalising late-night burlesque showcase.

A night full of twisted humour, sketch comedy, original songs and explosive dance numbers.

Expect jaw-dropping harmonies, improvised songs, hilarious cabaret and even Australia's favourite game... Goon Of Fortune!

A sketch comedy extravaganza so good you'll wanna take it as a suppository! Directed by Mark Bonanno (Aunty Donna)

In this autobiographical cabaret, Charlotte Armstrong explores the process of growing up in a world that often wants to push you down.

A fuse of dance, comedy and drag for short attention spans.

Scripts? Where we're going we don't need scripts!

Locked in his bathroom during a tragic third date, Willy asks: are you a Top or a Bottom?

Part Sci-Fi, part horror, part comedy, and no place for children.

Fires, floods, climate change, protests and a global pandemic - this year can’t get any worse… right?

Ladies and gentlemen, this show is not for you. This is a show for everyone else. Trans performers of all stripes - drag, burlesque, comedy, music - putting on a night of pure entertainment.

A non-linear, vignette play that uncovers what it truly means to be sisters.

Sex, lies, love and murder… all in a day’s work.

The story of Ellie, a lost young woman who is offered a mysterious pill at a party.

Australia's only archaeologist/comedian, KC Martin-Stone, brings a witty and inclusive exploration of humankind's glorious sexual history.

Join Isaac Haigh as he attempts to brutally murder his ego with his weapons of choice: sketch, stand-up and musical comedy.

After years of trying to blend in as a foreigner in Australia, Candice D'Arcy is finally ready to stand out.

Following a sell-out run with extra shows at the 2021 Melbourne Comedy Festival, Murder Village is back for more cunningly improvised whodunnits.

Isabella lifts the lid on the ridiculous and publicly embarrassing extents artists will go to, with unbelievably chaotic and hilarious true stories.

Alice Tovey is bringing her biggest hits to the stage where it all began.

Frankie McNair screams their favourite jokes in a grubby mix of standup, non sequitur sketch comedy and queer vibes (chef's kiss).

Your long-overdue play date with Six Inches Uncut: cabaret goblin, gender clown, and your very own, very grown-up imaginary friend.

Game Boys Comedy are taking Hey Hey from your living room to the stage!

A cruise ship. Staffed, operated and inhabited solely by Con Coutis.

Superforecasters are everyday people; they’re just like us, only better.

99 problems. 50 minutes. 1 woman. 1 spider suit. An insufficient number of solutions. No refunds.

Get ready for an unforgettable, hilarious, better-than-ever performance. No pressure, right?

Don’t call Rose Callaghan a “mum”. She’s an intelligent, alluring, bisexual Scorpio with E cup boobs and a newly issued probationary licence who just so happens to the be the proud owner of a baby.

A sketch comedy show featuring 3 drag kings, in a feminist character-driven exploration of office politics and business men culture. It’s some certified Gay Shit™.

Andrew McClelland and Martine Wengrow in a frantic hour of musical comedy - written for a cast of ninety, performed by a cast of two.

Originally from Bathurst, Gabbi Bolt became an overnight success the usual way; singing duets with former PM Kevin Rudd on TikTok during the pandemic.

Strap on your spurs and high-tail it on over to the latest romp by Clara Cupcakes, one of Australia’s finest slingers of stupidity.

David S. Innes and Rob Lloyd pay homage to a long lasting film series with a satirical adventure from the perspective of a henchman.

James Cameron’s 1997 blockbuster film like you've never seen it before.

Steph Broadbridge an hour jam packed with jokes and songs. Have a couple of espresso martinis and a power nap and come along. It’s well worth the wait.

An overzealous idiot attempts to perform all of Greek Mythology in less than 60 minutes in order to save his Hellenic homeland from economic ruin.

Set to the soundtrack of the 2000s, To Schapelle and Back is a dark comedy by Alex Hines drenched in Australiana nostalgia.

A new musical comedy show by Kaine!

Anna Piper Scott takes the stage for an experimental performance, with only her quick wit, the audience and the waning influence of her ADHD medication.

What does it mean to be a mime in today's world? Patrick wouldn't know because Patrick is not a mime.

A brand new, all-original Drag King musical.

What's the secret to having it all? Turns out Lauren Edwards has no idea, but what she does have is a charming wit and cynical attitude.

An unforgettable, music-fuelled deconstruction of our selective memories.

★★★★★ "Must See" - The Scotsman (UK).

A wild ride through the dark, dazzling and delusional history of the songs and stories behind the princess castles.

A new satirical play with original music, taking a look at the places where people are turned into actors.

A one act play that follows Annie as she comedically, beautifully and tragically negotiates the possibility of being pregnant for the second time in her life.

From the self-proclaimed most exciting new composer/lyricist in the north side of inner-city Melbourne, comes a delicious premiere work.

A comedic and cathartic retelling of interactions and conversations around gender and transition since performer and writer Henry Kelly came out in 2019.

Two characters, connected through grief, grapple with the shit that comes with life, loss, and lies.

Once upon a time they ended up happily ever after... Join Britni Leslie for a musical comedy sure to leave you feeling hopeful and happy.

A Jazz-based a cappella quintet sings an eclectic blend of swing, jazz standards, rhythm and blues and pop music - guaranteed to uplift and entertain