
Stories About Loving Men, Drag Queen Murder Mystery: What’s On In Queer Melbourne
A Composting Cabaret
A lesson in finding your disco groove, to help you ‘rekindle and re-wild your grown up and maybe worn out hearts.’ Â
The flamboyantly talented duo, Dandrogyny and Betty Grumble are your one-night-only teachers on how to dance via a joyous kaleidoscope of performance and childhood play. Celebrating silliness, colour and freedom. Against the backdrop of the stately Abbotsford Convent, all you need to bring is your smile.
Where: Rosina Auditorium, Abbotsford Convent, 1 St. Heliers St, Abbotsford.
When: Sat 28 Jun, 7pm. 3 hrs.
Tickets: $25 full / $20 concession
Am I Doing This Right?

Described as ‘a queer sketch show’ for the insecure, it explores the fears, insecurities and perpetual exhaustion of being a young gay man in Melbourne nowadays.
The comedic brainchild of three comics: Jayden Masciulli, Simon Hawkings, and Allen Dorsey. Create an hour-long improvisational comedy show exploring embarrassing interrogations from PreP doctors to the vexed decision of watching a Netflix rerun or the latest infomercial! The show will run from 2-4 Feb at the wonderful The Improv Conspiracy in Melbourne CBD.
Beyond Rainbows’ Murder Mystery Party

The show will include a smorgasbord of live singing, dancing, and DJ set by Cherubimbaby.
Attraction: Songs and Stories About Loving Men

A poignant, hilarious and effervescent cabaret show full of panache and vaudevillian tenderness. Melbourne performer Perry Byrnes unleashes stories, songs and jokes about his tumultuous love life as a gay man.Â
This highly engaging act features popular songs from Pink, and Micheal Buble alongside Byrnes’ original numbers. He brings all elements of his talents together in a pitch-perfect repertoire that speaks to everyone in an evening of comedy, music, sing-a-long and life.
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