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A parody of Charlie and The Chocolate Factory conveyed using satire, meta & absurdist comedy.

Follow Lucas and Colette, bound by passion yet torn by differences, as they navigate a love that’s as exhilarating as it is doomed.

Melbourne’s newest weekly sketch comedy show will have you in newsworthy fits of laughter.

It's kitschy. It's glitzy. It's a frankly ludicrous amount of fun. And it's completely free.

A parody of Charlie and The Chocolate Factory conveyed using satire, meta & absurdist comedy.

Our flagship cabaret riot! Lubricate your levity with a slippery wet cocktail before gorging your senses on a rotating smorgasbord of silliness and sleaze.

Follow Lucas and Colette, bound by passion yet torn by differences, as they navigate a love that’s as exhilarating as it is doomed.

Monday magic workshop! Perfect for date nights, work activities, and aspiring magicians. Learn amazing, professional magic.

An artfully-embellished one-man show of derring-do (and don’ts), from the overactive imagination of C.S. Carroll.

A dark, satirical exploration of modern masculinity and the consequences of chasing destructive ideals.

An artfully-embellished one-man show of derring-do (and don’ts), from the overactive imagination of C.S. Carroll.

Wickedly fun Burlesque Life Drawing on Tuesdays.

A dark, satirical exploration of modern masculinity and the consequences of chasing destructive ideals.

Part news, part mental breakdown; Clio is a journalist trying to warn us about the end of the world while not getting booted live on air.

An artfully-embellished one-man show of derring-do (and don’ts), from the overactive imagination of C.S. Carroll.

A new life drawing event from the minds that brought you Burlesque Life Drawing with a focus on the craziest nighttime costumes, creatures and club kids.

A dark, satirical exploration of modern masculinity and the consequences of chasing destructive ideals.

Part news, part mental breakdown; Clio is a journalist trying to warn us about the end of the world while not getting booted live on air.

An artfully-embellished one-man show of derring-do (and don’ts), from the overactive imagination of C.S. Carroll.

Fergus Mitchell and Samantha Ackerley debut their one act plays - Brother Jack and Unit 13!

A dark, satirical exploration of modern masculinity and the consequences of chasing destructive ideals.