Milk Bar Mag checked out the resurrected The Anarchist Guild Social Committee’s final show and gives a run down Bella Union's final week before their doors close for good.

From acclaimed Melbourne playwright Joanna Murray-Smith comes American Song, a searing examination of love, parenthood, regret, and moral culpability, set in gun-addicted American society.

The Environmental Film Festival kicks off in Melbourne and Milk Bar Mag names the four films you must watch.

BLUE is the story our generation need to hear. In the last 40 years, half of all marine life has been lost and the new documentary examines the current state of the world’s oceans and how we are failing them.

Death Match, the new joint production from Monash University and The Malthouse Theatre that tackles ambition, triumph, failure, life and death all within the confines of a strange sporting competition where the actors can win or lose.

The Festival of Questions brings together great thinkers and the quick-witted, and across four sessions all the big issues will be unpacked and fleshed out.

Milk Bar Mag was lucky enough to sit down with playwright Morgan Rose to discuss her work, winning, losing and her current show, Death Match.

Milk Bar Mag caught up with Sammi Constantine about her absolute cracker of a song, Through My Clothes.

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.