No joke, Lewis Holt discovered a canny way to combine the two loves of his life, stand-up comedy and craft beer, creating Canned Laughter.
Browsing: Art & Culture
After relaunching from COVID in 2022, the 70th birthday Sydney Film Festival was filled with wonderful stories, interviews and film delights.
Bush to Bowl’s Clarence and Adam are connecting Australians with 60,000 years of heritage thanks to our collective hearty manna, bush tucker.
When Dark Roots Hunt takes you to a fantastical intriguing world, as though Game of Thrones met Alice in Wonderland in an underwater world.
Based on the Mem Fox and Julie Vivas book, the Possum Magic Glen Street Theatre performance was terrific, an engaging story of perseverance.
Billy Bain’s talents span ceramic sculpture, oil painting, etchings, and installations. His work explores
his experiences as an Indigenous man existing within urban Australia, tackling some of society’s most challenging issues, always with a satirical take on contemporary Australian culture.
Night at the Barracks’ 2022 inauguration was a roaring success, and now, get set for 2023 to be even better, featuring Missy Higgins, Hoodoo Gurus, Tom Burlinson, Tina Arena, James Morrison, and Kate Ceberano.
Ella Kennedy won the Tawny Frogmouth Glen Street Theatre Junior Reviewer role in April, and has got straight to work, reviewing 360 ALLSTARS
The Glen Street Theatre team is warming up the stage for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow coming in June!
Combining his street and fine art talents, Jake Graham’s artworks incorporate sharp, straight edges with the free-flowing elements of nature.