Articles written by: Christine Fotis

Anna Karenina: Vronsky’s Story, directed by Karen Shakhnazarov, finds a unique angle by creating a chance encounter that isn’t in the novel: a discussion between Anna’s son, Sergei, and her lover, Alexei, thirty years after her horrible death.

If you’ve ever wondered what a Russian Thelma and Louise mixed with Run Lola Run and The Sopranos would be like, check out Blockbuster.

The Amazing Traveling Comedy Tour is settling in during the Melbourne Fringe Festival, bringing the best of Australia’s alternative comedians to The Courthouse Hotel in North Melbourne.

Part rave, part burlesque, the Arts House production Nightdance is a voyueristic fly on the wall look at the nightclub scene.

Milk Bar Mag gives a preview of what to expect in South Melbourne Market's Sustainable September.

Merciless Gods is the latest production by award-winning playwright Dan Giovannoni focusing on eight short stories in all their raw, confronting and heartbreaking glory.

Tragedy! (a new comedy) is a humorous look at people’s addictions to everything from Facebook to frappuccinos from the point of view of a Greek god looking down on today’s selfie-obsessed, consumer culture.

Milk Bar Mag chatted to Stacey Korfiatis about Threshold, her exhibition at the Gallerysmith Project Space.

Wages of Fear tells the story of vulnerable people risking their own lives to escape their current situations, a theme still prevalent in today’s society.