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THE OCEAN AT THE END The Tea Party (SONY MUSIC) Canadian trio, The Tea Party, have unleashed their brand new album. The Ocean At The End is an album that has had fans waiting for a decade. For such an elaborate and meticulous set of performers, this album is exactly what you would expect. It’s full
Empowering children through the arts is what Polyglot Theatre Company’s Kids in Control Residencies are all about. They are site-specific creative collaborations involving children’s ideas and artwork. Polyglot lead the field with innovative, interactive, experiential theatre and art installations f
FLESH OF THE EARTH Nature’s Reign (INDEPENDENT) Flesh of the Earth’s release Natures Reign is honestly indescribable in words. Blessed by the metal lords with talent every metal head would kill for Flesh’ have put together a hands down incredible release. Mangrove is a personal favourite as well a
Enter the Paris Underground and journey through the dark delights of the city of light. With your incomparable comic host Monsieur Marveaux, witness astounding acts of magic and illusion, spectacular tap dancing, brilliant burlesque, breathtaking aerials, quirky circus and song in a classic European
Opera Australia embarks on a two-year odyssey across Regional Victoria engaging audiences with an ingenious rebranding of the classic tale of a hero in search of adventure. They’ve given Mozart’s The Magic Flute an Indiana Jones makeover! Director, Michael Gow and Designer, Robert Kemp have maintain
OZ Missy Higgins (ELEVEN) It is sometimes hard to grasp the concept of why an original, established song-writer, would want to make a cover album. However, if you are thinking of doing so, I suggest you first check out Oz. Instantaneously, Missy Higgins lets it be known that this is not “just anothe
DIFFERENT SHADES OF BLUE Joe Bonamassa (J&R ADVENTURES) One of the best Blues-Rock guitarists of the modern era, check! Great tunes all written by said guitarist check! Killer BV’s, check! Your usual assortment of gun musicians (most notably Anton Fig, from the CBS orchestra, on the drums), check! A
The movie of a generation, Mrs Doubtfire, made hilarious by the late, great Robin Williams is turning 21 and will be on show at the Shirley Burke Theatre on October 4 at 2pm. Whether you grew up watching this movie or are taking your kids to see it for the first time, it has all the makings of a fam
What a difference new ownership can make! Since taking ownership of the iconic Pig & Whistle Tavern, hosts Rob and Ann Lawson have toiled relentlessly to put their personal stamp on the establishment whist retaining the rustic charm and English pub atmosphere that has always been its hallmark. Situa
Perched on the waterfront strip of Point Nepean Road, Foreshore Café in Rosebud offers relaxed seaside dining in the heart of Mornington Peninsula. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the main strip, Foreshore Café’s open, breezy ambiance – emphasised by open folding French doors, umbrella sha
If you missed this year’s Melbourne International Film Festival, don’t despair because the MIFF travelling film fest is coming to Sorrento with a wild selection of their top Australian films. Opening the program on Friday, September 19 at 7:30 pm is Cut Snake, a combination gritty psychological thri
JAMROOTS Jamroots (INDEPENDENT) Mornington-brewed surf blues band, Jamroots, have released their self-titled album. It’s smooth as hell and full of spunk. From the get-go you’re swept up in a whirlwind of blues and rock. The opening track, ‘Heavy Sea’, really sets the tone. The vocals are powerful a
