The surprise discovery of his mother’s 1946 diary leads three-time Barry Award nominee Damian Callinan on a cinematic, romantic romp through post-war Melbourne. However, her diary poses more questions than it does answers. Damian uses his powerful gift for storytelling to recast his parents in a funny and poignant double feature of love and loss.

The surprise discovery of his mother’s 1946 diary leads three-time Barry Award nominee Damian Callinan on a cinematic, romantic romp through post-war Melbourne. However, her diary poses more questions than it does answers. Damian uses his powerful gift for storytelling to recast his parents in a funny and poignant double feature of love and loss.

The surprise discovery of his mother’s 1946 diary leads three-time Barry Award nominee Damian Callinan on a cinematic, romantic romp through post-war Melbourne. However, her diary poses more questions than it does answers. Damian uses his powerful gift for storytelling to recast his parents in a funny and poignant double feature of love and loss.

The surprise discovery of his mother’s 1946 diary leads three-time Barry Award nominee Damian Callinan on a cinematic, romantic romp through post-war Melbourne. However, her diary poses more questions than it does answers. Damian uses his powerful gift for storytelling to recast his parents in a funny and poignant double feature of love and loss.

Beatbox sensation, Tom Thum (Beatbox Brilliance) joins forces with singer-songwriter Jamie MacDowell to create original, genre-defying music that is “redefining musical parameters” (Nouse). Armed only with a guitar, and a versatile voicebox able to convey any instrument, this duo eschew cynicism, exude joy, and defy expectations.

A funny, riotous combination of folk-pop songs and virtuosic beat-boxing that has seen the Australian duo garner a global following and a slew of awards.

WINNER Best Music, Adelaide Fringe (2016) and Brighton Fringe (2014)

WINNER John Chataway Innovation Weekly Award, Adelaide Fringe (2017)

WINNER Music Weekly Award, Adelaide Fringe (2019)

Endometriosis is no laughing matter... but we'll give it a (gentle) nudge. Bigger, bolder and more bloated than ever, Libby Trainor Parker is back with new songs, new stories and a fresh diagnosis of uterus-related fun. Join the award-winning singing support group as we poke fun at pain and being fully sick.

The fabulous femme-tastic brunch extravaganza is back - every weekend of the festival! Grab the hottest ticket in town for a smorgasbord of world-class cabaret, exquisite drag and jaw-dropping circus, all served up in the glorious surrounds of the Victoria Spiegeltent. It’s the perfect way to start your day… or finish off the night before!

Rocking the open-air stage of Gluttony's Moa, the spectacular Massaoke Oz band is back with more hairbrush anthems and giant video lyrics for everyone to sing along with. Expect spandex, glitter and the ultimate smash hits of the 70s, 80s, 90s and beyond – there’s something for everyone. All you need to do is BRING THE SING!