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.

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.

Singer, songwriter and comedian Jude Perl presents a historically accurate (*citation needed) show, which begs the age old question - why does school suck so much?

In Melbourne, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Authorised Ticket Inspectors. These are their stories. beep beep.

After touring across the country, Anna Piper Scott is back with her critically acclaimed, award winning, sold out smash hit show.

Ever wondered why you don't fit in? Had people make fun of you for being different? Been called a "freak"? Mikki Michelle has a show for all the societal misfits!

Rajiv Joseph’s darkly funny play, follows Kayleen and Dougie through the decades of their lives that have been marked by stitches, sarcasm and scars.

Are you ready to get Abnormal? Step inside, there's nowhere to hide! After thriving in Canada, Cabaret Abnormal has relocated to Melbourne, ready to take the city by storm.

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.

Between the three of them Lucy, Nicky and Justine were married for over 75 years. That’s a champion effort. They have now all unhitched their wagons and become Unbridled.

A three-hander political satire about a princess who quite literally falls in love with a piece of coal and wants to marry it.

Aiden will dazzle audiences with a mix of stunning magic and sleight of hand.

An evening of astounding magic and wonder accompanied by quirky stories of travel, a journey into the world beyond for the first time.

Part Victorian era style lecture, part magic show, this unusual occurrence is not to be missed.

A new Australian play that explores human connection, intimacy and loneliness.

Before heading off to New York City, Lexee would love to share a night with you all and her favourite songs.

In this autobiographical cabaret, a chaotic quarter-centurion explores the process of growing up in a world that often wants to push you down.