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Hour of the Wolf (Malthouse Theatre)

Choose your own adventure in this immersive theatre production that entertains more through style than substance.

Hope-hill , Western-australia , Australia , Jethro-woodward , Pia-johnson , Emily-milledge , Natasha-herbert , Keegan-joyce , Matthew-lutton , Anna-cordingley , Matilda-woodroofe , Keziah-warner

Performance review: Hour of the Wolf, Malthouse

The choose-your-own adventure (again) Hour of the Wolf is the Malthouse's latest immersive production.

Hope-hill , Western-australia , Australia , Ingmar-bergman , Rosemary-osmond , Matilda-woodroofe , Keziah-warner , David-harris , Justin-gardam , Bernadette-fam , Anna-cordingley , Matthew-lutton

Theatre review: This is Living, Malthouse Theatre

This is Living is an acerbic comedy set within the confines of a large rented holiday home in Victoria’s wellness capital, Hepburn Springs.

Melbourne , Victoria , Australia , Hepburn-springs , Maria-theodorakis , Matthew-lutton , Paul-jackson , Debbie-downer , Belinda-mcclory , Matilda-woodroofe , Michelle-perera ,

Melbourne review wrap: Romeo and Juliet by Bell Shakespeare; Giselle by The Tokyo Ballet; This is Living; Animal Farm; Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique; Away at Theatre Works

Melbourne review wrap: Romeo and Juliet by Bell Shakespeare; Giselle by The Tokyo Ballet; This is Living; Animal Farm; Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique; Away at Theatre Works
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Tokyo , Japan , France , Melbourne , Victoria , Australia , Russia , Hepburn-springs , Australian , Russian , Soviet , Symphonie-fantastique

This Is Living review – a group holiday turns sour in autobiographical play that fails to ring true

Dealing poorly with a cancer diagnosis, the central couple seem oddly underwritten – but the piece is saved by the three women who play their friends

Melbourne , Victoria , Australia , Matthew-lutton , Joanna-murray-smith , Jo-maria-theodorakis , Sharleen-michelle-perera , Matilda-woodroofe , Paul-jackson , Alex-belinda-mcclory , Hugh-marcus-mckenzie , Melbourne-theatre-company

This is living – J-Wire

This is living – J-Wire
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Hepburn-springs , Victoria , Australia , Jo-maria-theodorakis , Matthew-lutton , Belinda-mccrory , Marcus-mckenzie , Pia-johnson , Alex-belinda-mccrory , Michelle-perera , Hugh-marcus-mckenzie , Sharleen-michelle-perera

Stay Woke reminded me of the importance of telling stories of injustice by those most affected by it

Aran Thangaratnam’s dark comedy sees two estranged Tamil brothers trying to mend tensions. It doesn’t always go to plan.

Australia , United-states , Mount-buller , Victoria , Sri-lanka , Americans , Sri-lankan , Martin-luther-king-jr , Kate-rose-adams , Aran-thangaratnam , Dushan-philips , Matilda-woodroofe

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A COVID pivot on a grand scale, Malthouse Theatre has been transformed to immerse audiences in an exciting choose-your-own adventure.
How do you put on a show during a pandemic? That’s the question the Malthouse Theatre team grappled with during Melbourne’s extended lockdown last year. Their answer was to reimagine theatre with an immersive production that comes complete with social-distancing measures baked in.
Malthouse Theatre transformed to immerse audiences in an exciting choose-your-own adventure.
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The result is
Because The Night with two separate casts and a sprawling set that encompasses the entire Malthouse complex in Southbank, including two theatres and carparks.

Melbourne , Victoria , Australia , Twin-peaks , Western-australia , Matilda-woodroofe , Marg-horwell , Melbourne-international-comedy-festival , Netflix , Stranger-things , Comedy-fest ,

'It's very animalistic': is Malthouse's new immersive show Australia's answer to Sleep No More?


'It’s very animalistic': is Malthouse's new immersive show Australia's answer to Sleep No More?
Tim Byrne
There’s a moment when I’m burrowing through a small room – a deranged costumier’s studio or shopfront perhaps, jam-packed with decadent evening wear hanging next to macabre pig outfits – and I spy a rack of furs. There’s a gap in the coats I can pass through, like one of the Pevensie children, and soon I’m alone in a white-tinselled winter wood, draped in a black cape, wearing a sinister rabbit mask. And I think: “Where
am I?”
Melbourne’s Malthouse Theatre is emerging from a year of lockdowns with its most enterprising work to date. Because The Night is a fully immersive theatrical experience which takes place over a multitude of rooms audiences are free to explore. The two main stage theatres, along with a staff car park, storage areas and the theatres’ dressing rooms, have been transformed into a labyrinthine palace and mill. The six actors are scattered throughout, alone or in pairs. Audiences can follow them or run off and probe spaces unencumbered.

Australia , Australian , Dale-ferguson , Matthew-lutton , Matilda-woodroofe , Kamarra-bell-wykes , Marg-horwell , Mckittrick-hotel , Malthouse-theatre , Comedy-festival , Sleep-no-more , Broad-encounter-edgar-allan-poe-inspired

'It's very animalistic': is Malthouse's new immersive show Australia's answer to Sleep No More? | Theatre


A scene in the immersive theatre show Because the Night at Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne.
Photograph: Pia Johnson
There’s a moment when I’m burrowing through a small room – a deranged costumier’s studio or shopfront perhaps, jam-packed with decadent evening wear hanging next to macabre pig outfits – and I spy a rack of furs. There’s a gap in the coats I can pass through, like one of the Pevensie children, and soon I’m alone in a white-tinselled winter wood, draped in a black cape, wearing a sinister rabbit mask. And I think: “Where
am I?”
Melbourne’s Malthouse Theatre is emerging from a year of lockdowns with its most enterprising work to date. Because the Night is a fully immersive theatrical experience which takes place over a multitude of rooms audiences are free to explore. The two main stage theatres, along with a staff car park, storage areas and the theatres’ dressing rooms, have been transformed into a labyrinthine palace and mill. The six actors are scattered throughout, alone or in pairs. Audiences can follow them or run off and probe spaces unencumbered.

Australia , Australian , Dale-ferguson , Matthew-lutton , Matilda-woodroofe , Kamarra-bell-wykes , Marg-horwell , Mckittrick-hotel , Malthouse-theatre , Comedy-festival , Sleep-no-more , Broad-encounter-edgar-allan-poe-inspired