Our Shows

Comedy rock duo PickUp hosts a new line-up every week. Entry is free and if it’s funny and it’s musical; it’s here.

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.

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

Every Saturday night from 10pm come join us and our most wonderful host for a night of singing and merriment in the free Saturday Piano Bar.

Expect fresh formats, brand new plot twists, and radical comedic one-liners, songs and laughs – all delivered in one action-packed hour by a who’s who cast of Melbourne’s best comedic talent.

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.

Morgan has consistently come second her whole life.
With the help of her new coach, she is coming out of retirement one last time to ace the ‘Cali-criteria’ and​ finally​ win that career defining glass trophy!

Following her return to the stage last year, Katie Cullinan, self-confessed over thinker, stressor and worrier has decided to share more of her “catastrophisms”.

Peter’s an ordinary hard working aussie bloke; a funny bastard.
Peter’s story is raw, confronting and bloody hilarious.

With his trademark love-able irreverent style Conor Fenelon - Comedian riffs on dating, social anxiety and substance abuse in his edgy new show.

A former folk hero, fleeing from the people he once served, lays bare his many tales before his avian travelling companion.

Fast, fierce and funny; The Critic is an incisive look into the world of theatre, criticism and just how worthwhile our opinions actually are.

A musical journey through the life and work of Sylvia Plath and her influence on a contemporary gay man’s own struggles with depression and social isolation.

When they’re together, they each hate the other. When they’re apart, they miss them. John and India are in a “Flicker Relationship”

Acclaimed a cappella girl gang Ginger and Tonic are putting their signature spin on a glittery canon of iconic hits.

Russel 'Rusty' Bell isn't your typical tradie. Every day he's fangin' out jobs left, right and centre. Yet, underneath his Hi-Vis exterior beats the heart of a broadway star.

A multimedia, multiple character solo show with storytelling, comedy, singing and dancing that will send you home Gay, gay-ranteed!

An hour of sketch comedy packed full of swiping, snacking and pick up lines so bad, you’ll wish you swiped left!

Ever wondered why there are no baby pigeons? Bought something dodgy on the internet lately? Tuck Shop Ladies explore these, and a few other of life’s pertinent issues, with nothing but a couple of ukuleles, three chords, and the truth.

Rosy Carrick has to build a time machine – because her future self has already done so and is now stuck 100 years in the past…

Created on the clock behind a real reception desk, Temporary reveals endless humour in the mundane 9- to-5.

A new musical comedy about superheroes struggling to keep their secret identities secret.

A cabaret about animals that have been driven to extinction and those on the verge of extinction.

A Comedy of Grief.
An absurd and physical jaunt brimming with existential phone calls, impaired dancing and the love of a goldfish.

An empowering comedy show all about debunking trans myths, the blunt truths about queer life and how to go through puberty two separate times.

Go on an adventure with your favourite stupid and sexy duo, Slinky & Kinky Malinki.

Trying her extraterrestrial best to blend in, follow this martian misfit as she navigates the perils of conformity and probes what it means to be human.

A comedic tale of one man's quest for online superstardom

A one-man show exploring homosexuality, shame and legacy in 1960s Australia, supported by the words of William Shakespeare.

A show 65 million years in the making (that may have nothing to do with dinosaurs, zombies, or love).

A one-hour, one-enby musical comedy about having too many adjectives.

Starring powerhouse performance artist Clare Elizabeth Dea, her courage, original songs and electric storytelling will captivate, entertain and inspire you.

Join Cousin Tara and special guest every night for a raging hour of eclectic cabaret, brilliant comedy and original music.

Patrick Collins is Melbourne’s only bisexual/comedian/magician/mime but is happy to be proven wrong.

Growing up in country Victoria with a truck driving step dad whose military parenting techniques made Luke long for the times where finger knitting and pressing flowers with nan were an afternoon treat.

Once upon a time, soprano singers used be cool, worshiped, adored. They were the Beyoncés of 1872. What... happened?

After a hugely successful Adelaide Fringe debut Phillip Lee Curtis returns to The Butterfly Club in this one off exclusive!

Innes Lloyd with the assistance of special musical guest Caleb Garfinkel will present a tribute to the famous sketches, catchy/naughty music and genius of Terry, John, Eric, Graham, Micheal and Terry

Soprano Ayşe Göknur Shanal will join forces with pianist Ashley Hribar to present an extraordinary evening of some of the most beautiful songs by Queen.

An exploration of the confusion, the AHA moments and general madness of dealing with our fellow humans.

One hour of sexy , funny and deeply moving moments starring two of the country’s most exiting young talents, Samuel Welsh and Isaac Broadbent.

A dark, honest, and hilarious confession of the humanity we hide with a witty, original and visceral score by Nicole Herreen

This is a musical. It is a true story. It involves theft, murder and corruption at the top of the new Australian bank and legal world.

A sharp two-hander by Kurt Pimblett that flips the script on gay masculinity, Boyfriend Twins, the Elektra Complex, and your hastily-deleted search history.

Meet Harrietta, a teenage girl in 2062 who travels back in time to learn how to be an ultimate fan girl from her grandmother, an old school One Direction fanatic

A one woman poetry and dance fusion show written and choreographed by Irina Kuzminsky (aka Irinushka) to her own original musical settings.

Bathsheba - a witch and not-yet-apprehended serial killer - is an optimistic (albeit unstable) aspiring starlet who moves to Los Angeles in the hopes of becoming a big, big star.

A musical celebration of the anthems, love songs and big band hits that shaped the first half of the 20th Century.

An hour of acknowledging and accepting one's feelings about getting older, practicing yoga hungover, owning cats and drinking wine without judgement.

Four vignettes, exploring the lives of four people and how they’re all interconnected. The one thing they all have in common: sex!

The Madwomen are back for a ninth season of brilliant monologues showcasing the work of emerging writers.

Tom’s glowing career is in tatters. He’s moved back home and into his childhood bedroom. Middle-aged and mid-breakdown, his mind begins to unravel

Join us on a musical mystical journey into the forests of our dreams and desires.

This angsty feminist adaptation employs wit and sarcasm to examine the dark ideas within, and academic theory surrounding, one of Shakespeare’s most famous works.

Come join Emily a life-time sufferer of this disease as she shares (and sings) through the highs & lows of this unknown problem.

Myth or murder? Did the composer Antonio Salieri murder his friend and colleague Wolfgang Mozart, or is it just an urban legend?

Soaring through each brilliantly constructed, gin-soaked and smoky ditty Winehouse ever wrote, plus some killer covers, this cabaret paints a stunning portrait of Amy and revokes the spirit of an incredible artist the world lost too soon.

All these people, all these perspectives, it goes around in circles, and it all leads to one thing—someone dies.