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Timothy Conigrave’s memoir about a love affair cut short by Aids finds new life – and light – in this emotionally potent production

This adaptation of Tim Conigrave's 1995 memoir is raw, funny, heart-breaking and redemptive.

Tender, funny and incredibly sad, Holding the Man was a hit from the moment it premiered in 2006. It now returns with a new cast in a new era.

Tender, funny and incredibly sad, Holding the Man was a hit from the moment it premiered in 2006. It now returns with a new cast in a new era.

Tender, funny and incredibly sad, Holding the Man was a hit from the moment it premiered in 2006. It now returns with a new cast in a new era.

Tender, funny and incredibly sad, Holding the Man was a hit from the moment it premiered in 2006. It now returns with a new cast in a new era.

Inspired by his great-grandfather’s letters, S. Shakthidharan’s play Counting and Cracking is a Sri Lankan story but could be that of many other nations.

The Melbourne season of 'Counting and Cracking', S. Shakthidharan’s epic, multigenerational drama, is being co-produced with University of Melbourne Arts and Culture.

Chinese Fish by Grace Yee is a multi-voice book of poetry about a migrant family running a fish and chip shop in New Zealand.

Yee won the Victorian prize for literature and the poetry category for her collection Chinese Fish, while Melissa Lukashenko won the fiction prize