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An Inconvenient Comedy Show

Published by: Maxwell J Smith | 26-Aug-2019

Times are tough: climate crisis, rampant inequality, and Pauline Hanson is still a thing! So a bunch of comedians are coming together to save the world, one seven-minute stand-up set at a time. An Inconvenient Comedy Show is a one-hour charity show coming to Crowded in the Vaults at Pilgrim Bar, Federation Wharf, as part of this year's exciting Melbourne Fringe program. #InconvenientComedy @InconvenientComedy #melbournefringe @melbournefringe @melbfringe #melbfringe

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Blak & Bright First Nations Literary Festival

Published by: Prue Bassett Publicity | 26-Aug-2019

Australia's only literary festival dedicated to showcasing First Nations writers and stories, returns to Melbourne from Thursday 5 to Sunday 8 September 2019. Over 60 First Nations writers and storytellers including Evelyn Araluen, Tony Birch, Claire G. Coleman, Vicki Couzens, Ali Cobby Eckermann, Uncle Jim Everett, Richard Frankland, Nayuka Gorrie, Yvette Holt, Selina Tusitala Marsh (NZ Poet Laureate), Marie Munkara, Ellen van Neerven, Drew Hayden Taylor (Canada), Lidia Thorpe, Shelley Ware and Stan Yarramunua

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Sydney Fringe Festival 2019

Published by: Sydney Fringe Festival | 26-Aug-2019

Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Sydney Fringe Festival returns in 2019 with its most ambitious program to date. Presented from 1 until 30 September, Sydney Fringe will include a takeover of The Rocks, City Tattersalls and surrounds, bringing life back to the CBD and stretching into the inner west and greater Sydney across 21 postcodes.

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Killing the Planet is Against My Religion

Published by: Tejopala Rawls | 25-Aug-2019

A Bishop, a nun, a Rabbi, an ordained Buddhist and a Uniting Church Minister walk into the office of Josh Frydenberg to talk about the Adani coal mine. This is the true story of the life of New Zealander Tejopala Rawls - climate activist, ordained Buddhist and stand-up comedian.

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The Marvelous Scent Of Silence In Art And Aesthetics

Published by: Lunar Art Center | 24-Aug-2019

In every piece of artwork, in every breath, in every movement, there's a hidden though tangibly observable element that makes the beauty or in a broader term the aesthetic conspicuousness sticks out and that's silence.

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OUR MOB 2019 Emerging Artist Prize Winner Announced

Published by: Adelaide Festival Centre | 23-Aug-2019

Ngarrindjeri, Nurungga, Ngadjuri woman Sonya Rankine was announced the winner of the $5,000 Don Dunstan Foundation Our Mob Emerging Artist Prize during the 2019 OUR MOB opening at Adelaide Festival Centre.

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Completely Improvised Potter at Melbourne Fringe Festival

Published by: Soothplayers | 22-Aug-2019

Still playing the lottery for Cursed Child tickets? Completely Improvised Potter is a hilarious night out for Potter fans (and for far fewer galleons!). Every show is conjured up on the spot, with a new Potter book made each night. Limited season only at the Festival Hub. Find us @improvisedpotter and get on the Express! (Hot tip: join Dumbledore's Army on our website for cheaper tickets)

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Completely Improvised Shakespeare at Melbourne Fringe Festival

Published by: Soothplayers | 22-Aug-2019

Completely Improvised Shakespeare is a perennial fan favourite at the Melbourne festival circuit. Every bit of each show is made up on the damn spot! Return for multiple nights, as every show is different, and join the Groundlings on our homepage (www.soothplayers.com) for the cheapest tickets. Find us on Insta and the Book of Faces @soothplayers

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domenico de clario | beyond tonglen

Published by: MARS Gallery | 22-Aug-2019

Beyond Tonglen is a new series of plein air blindfolded paintings made on squares of woven carpet evidencing the range of sensory experiences that overcame the artist when painting blindfolded. De Clario will also present an improvised performance at the equinox from dusk to dawn.

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Joshua Burrowes | The Myth of Sisyphus

Published by: MARS Gallery | 22-Aug-2019

Joshua Burrowes work explores concepts of ambiguous realities and mythological narratives. Through painting, Burrowes manipulates found objects through staging and lighting, employing photography for dramatic effect to investigate the relationship with everyday objects.

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Jud Wimhurst | THE NULL AND THE VOID

Published by: MARS Gallery | 22-Aug-2019

"THE NULL AND THE VOID" is a collection of object based, sculptural artworks that explore our human relationship with objects and the need and want and desire to consume.

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Lavazza Italian Film Festival 2019 - spotlight on the greatest artists of Italian history

Published by: Nicola Warman-Flood | 22-Aug-2019

The 20th Lavazza Italian Film Festival celebrates Italian cinema and filmmakers at their very best. With a programme featuring 26 of the best new Italian films from the past year as well as classic cinematic gems, Special Presentations, aperitivo nights, receptions and galas, it is Palace's biggest event of the year! The Lavazza Italian Film Festival screens in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Hobart and Byron Bay from 17 September.

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Sarah Hendy | Waiting for Daybreak

Published by: MARS Gallery | 22-Aug-2019

Waiting For Daybreak' is a series of paintings characterised by verdant and luxurious plant growth. The works were created after the artist narrowly escaped drowning in a flood and was stranded, injured and alone for many hours in the rainforest awaiting rescue.

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Bring It On The Musical shimmies into Sydney

Published by: Fuller PR | 21-Aug-2019

Sydney, it's time to shake your pom poms! After critically acclaimed seasons in Melbourne and Perth, David Venn is premiering the Broadway smash hit BRING IT ON THE MUSICAL at the State Theatre, in what will be a strictly limited two week run.

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Just A Small Town Boy"”Jack Gow at Melbourne Fringe

Published by: Diana Wolfe | 21-Aug-2019

Just A Small Town Boy is a hilarious, yet bittersweet, coming-of-age story exploring the idiosyncrasies of growing up as an outsider in small-town country Australia. This is a show about masculinity, failure and Nelson Mandela. It's about slam poetry, the Year 12 formal, and patriarchal power structures. It's about teen love, internalized homophobia, and drunkenly kissing your best friend at a house party to the sound of Timbaland. Inspired by the likes of Hannah Gadsby, David Sedaris, and Daniel Kitson, it's a show for anyone who has ever been rejected by society, questioned their sexuality, or felt that they needed to compromise their true self in order to fit in.

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Liane Keegan Sings The Judy Garland Songbook - Deakin Edge, Saturday 7th September

Published by: CarolineK | 21-Aug-2019

Play It Forward is proud to present a special fundraising concert version of Skunkworks Productions' recent sellout show at Melbourne's Athenaeum Theatre, featuring our patron, the incredible Liane Keegan, singing Judy Garland's greatest hits in this wonderful new adaptation of her show (without the Judy Garland drama). Accompanied by the fabulous seven-piece Skunkworks Band, conducted by Phillipa Edwards. Presented by Play It Forward. A Skunkworks Production. @playitforwardoz

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Bangarra: 30 years of sixty five thousand

Published by: Bangarra Dance Theatre | 20-Aug-2019

Bangarra Dance Theatre celebrates its landmark 30th anniversary season with Bangarra: 30 years of sixty five thousand, a stunning display of contemporary dance, at the Arts Centre Melbourne 5th September to 14th September.

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