Opinion

Game, set and match? Midsumma rom-com

Tradition and ambition rally for the win in Australian Open writes Olivia Di Grazia in her review of the latest Theatreworks production. Until 31 January at Theatreworks Acland Street.

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Why I voted against new local laws

Cr Justin Halliday explains why he voted against the proposed changes, along with Councillors Buckingham and Crawford, on the basis that the current local laws are already adequate to address encampments and associated anti-social behaviour.

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Leading with heart AND courage

Cr Serge Thomann shares his thoughts on the decisions made by Council at its last meeting for 2025. Homelessness, Safety, Police Protocol and changes to the Local Laws are in many ways the result of a year long process.

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The Fatal Kiss of Revenge

In the hands of Theatre Works and Th’Unguarded Duncan, Shakespeare’s theatrical black sheep refracts carnage and calamity with caustic, comical bite. Olivia Di Grazia reviews Titus Andonicus playing at Theatre Works until 22 November.

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Bladderwrack: A Nautical Fever-Nightmare

Reviewer Olivia Di Grazia gives Bladderwrack a mighty whack with her fearless keyboard. But as she writes, ‘If the thought of a three-minute-long fart interlude makes you shiver your timbers, you won’t be disappointed.’

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Ancestral Voices Reveal What Lies Beneath

Fringe 25 @ Theatre Works: Three generations of women grace the stage in an ode to the seasons, to becoming, to womanhood. The show culminates in a stirring call to arms. Reviewed by Olivia Di Grazia.

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Brothers Bare: a Withering Glare Balanced with Flair

Brothers Bare is a compelling adaptation of the stories that raised us. This stylish descent down the rabbit hole shines a light on the darkness that lurks beneath. Reviewed by Olivia Di Grazia.

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It’s camp.  It’s queer. It’s naughty

The Importance of Being Earnest as Performed by Three F*cking Queens & A Duck. Theatre Works until 4 October.

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Fringe Reviews 25

TWiSK presents reviews of Fringe shows playing in St Kilda. Most are only running for a week, so we’ll be publishing as quick as we can to get you into the swing of Fringe.

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Hemlines: It’ll have you in stitches

‘Hemlines’ follows three eternally bound seamstresses as they sew and send their garments into historical canon. Theatre Works Explosives Factory until 4 October.

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