Sarah Hamilton and Andi Snelling have both been performing in the Melbourne theatre scene for years to rave reviews and awards. In the lead up to their opening of their upcoming shows, Maggie Journal had the chance to sit down with these two talented women and discuss their love of theatre and the awesomeness that is Melbourne Fringe.
Photo by Rebekah Kamsky
Gold Santino’s production of Suburbia is an intense and exceptional immersive performance experience that takes the audience through the dark streets of North Melbourne and the dark stories that they have to offer. The audience of three sit in the back seat of a car while various performers drive us around, past houses, down dark alleyways, into empty lots and through parks.
An exciting new initiative between Malthouse Theatre and Monash University, Welcome to Nowhere gives us five brand new plays written by some of Australia’s most fascinating playwrights: Angus Cerini, Zoey Dawson, Daniel Keene, Fleur Kilpatrick and Morgan Rose.
10 Things You Can’t Do On Stage is a warm-hearted and delightful hour of comedy and a great way to finish off the Melbourne Fringe Festival.
A Hard Day’s Night of Beatle’s Parodies is a fun night of music and daggy dad jokes.
In a festival where new works are encouraged and taking a risk is exciting, Mellow Yellow’s production of Reasons to be Pretty is a fairly uninteresting production.
Highly Flammable Love is an amusing love story with a fiery twist and a surprising heart at the centre of the story.
Presented by Perth’s The Cutting Room Floor, All the Single Lad(ie)s is a provocative and daring show.
Bucket’s List is a gorgeous and heartbreaking story about love, buckets, possums and weddings.
Amy Gray squanders her cognitive surplus over feminism, pop culture & the lost art of sitting.
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