Annette Bening and Jamie Bell give the performance of a lifetime in Film Stars don’t Die in Liverpool. The film follows the story of actress Gloria Grahame and her friend and lover Peter Turner.

James Roque graces the Melbourne International Comedy Festival with his brand new show Legal Alien.

Jordan Barr's performs a series of hilariously barb-tongued, clever sketches deconstructing the perception of women’s sexuality in her show How to Be Sexy.

Milk Bar Mag checked out Michael Shafar's latest show, Kosher Bacon.

Sketch Me Like One of Your French Girls is the debut solo-sketch show by RAW Comedy QLD finalist David Massingham, who combines absurdly amusing and faultless characters, playful props and good-humoured audience interaction.

StageArt’s latest production, bare the Musical, adapts the Broadway smash hit into an electric and energetic show on the small stage of Chapel off Chapel.

Milk Bar Mag journeyed somewhere over the rainbow to The Aspie Hour, a hilarious and irreverent cabaret show created by newcomers Sophie Smyth and Ryan Smedley.

Playing at Tasma Terrace till Sunday, 8 April, Squirly has etched a path from humble beginnings in Exmouth, WA, to his first full show of stand-up comedy at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Milk Bar Mag reviews Montparnasse Bienvenüe, the next in our series of Writer's Choice reviews of the French Film Festival.