Articles written by: Ross Battaglia

Comedy duo The Beryls are hitting the Malthouse Theatre with a cracking comedy set as an audition for an ambitious community theatre show. Cattle Call runs via the Melbourne International Comedy Festival until April 9th.

Welcome to Melbourne Now, NGV's blockbuster, vast and sprawling art exhibition featured more than 200 projects on display at The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia.

Holding the Man is a beautiful and ultimately heartbreaking story of two men and their enduring love tested by family disapproval, the liberty of adulthood, and finally, death. Runs until April 1st at Chapel Off Chapel.

Bad Cree is a story about a young Cree woman who is plagued by unresolved trauma. Eloquently weaving Cree culture throughout the book through unpretentious and emotive prose, Jessica Johns crafts a wonderful story of love, loss and grief.

Milk Bar interviewed Gena Rose Bruce about her new sophomore album Deep Is The Way.

Bill Nighy shines on the big screen and delivers an exceptional performance of a public servant rendered apathetic by routine, stacks of paperwork, bureaucratic red tape and the monotony of oppressive office life. Living is cinemas now.

A cathartic shriek, a fish descending from the heavens and a stench of the sea trigger an intricate series of events spanning lifetimes and opposite sides of the globe. When the Rain Stops Falling runs until March 18 at Theatre Works.

Welcome to Rufio, the St Kilda restaurant that serves a wholly gluten-free, vegan-friendly Latin-fusion feast. Find out more.

Countryside paddocks, the pull of the ocean, hedonistic debauchery of Oxford Street, the ding of Grindr alerts. Craig Boreham has a lot to say about queer culture, trauma and the politics of sex in his new erotic Aussie drama. Lonesome is currently playing at Cinema Nova, Carlton.