Latest Events in Saint Martinville(December Updated)

Destroyed: A One-Act Performance of Queer Femme Heartbreak and Grief Immerse yourself in an unforgettable one-act performance of queer femme heartbreak, grief, and torture. Inspired by the Tragedy of Macbeth by William Shakespeare, this unique production takes you on a journey of anguish and despair. Created by experimental artists Ebony Rattle and Sarah-Jayde Tracey, "Destroyed" delves into the depths of human emotion, leaving no stone unturned. The story revolves around Evelyn Jones, a woman devastated by the loss of her best friends, who tragically took their own lives. As she struggles to cope with her overwhelming grief, fate intervenes when three enigmatic individuals she encounters at a bus stop offer her a cryptic prophecy. They assure Evelyn that her enemies will face their own deserved retribution. Consumed by this prophecy, Evelyn finds herself completely consumed by obsession. The line between reality and fantasy blurs as she embarks on a relentless quest for vengeance. With each passing moment, she becomes entangled in a web of darkness, leaving nothing but devastation in her wake. Join us at the TW Explosives Factory in St Kilda, VIC, on February 6, 2024, for an evening that will captivate and provoke deep reflection. Experience the power of theater as it explores the complexities of the human psyche, showcasing the destructive force of unchecked emotions. Tickets for this mesmerizing performance range from A$21.99 to A$32.49. Don't miss your chance to witness "Destroyed," a theatrical masterpiece that will leave you breathless. Reserve your seats now and prepare to be immersed in a world of tragedy and redemption.

Step into the captivating world of a bygone era at the Broadway Bar, a speakeasy-inspired haven that exudes an irresistible allure. Prepare to be enchanted by a mesmerizing evening of Broadway melodies, expertly delivered by the supremely talented Mark Bradley at the piano. As the spotlight beckons, both performers and spectators are united in a shared celebration of their passion for timeless Broadway classics. Enhancing this extraordinary experience is the Broadway-themed bar, curating a unique cocktail for each event that pays homage to the iconic shows that have left an indelible mark on the stage. Circle the date on your calendar for the monthly Broadway Bar extravaganza, unfolding on the third Friday of every month, with the next one scheduled for February 16, 2024. The doors swing open promptly at 7pm, welcoming you into a vibrant world brimming with musical possibilities. Be prepared to be spellbound at 7:30pm, as the true magic of the evening unfolds. No sheet music required—simply bring your voice, enthusiasm, and dreams of being a Broadway star. Admission is just A$5, with the option to donate more if you wish. Located in the historic heart of St Kilda, the Alex Theatre Studio sets the stage for this extraordinary event. Here, the essence of Broadway comes to life with every note played and every sip savored. Immerse yourself in the ambiance and embark on an enchanting journey into the world of musical theatre. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the magic of Broadway in a truly unforgettable setting.

Join the exciting workshop, "Forlorn Beauty: Emotional Landscapes in Acrylic and Spray Paint," where the raw energy of street art meets the nuanced world of acrylics. Led by renowned artist Rus Kitchen, this workshop will guide participants in capturing emotions and stories on canvas. Participants will learn techniques that blend the worlds of fine art and street art, using both acrylics and spray paint. Throughout the 3-hour workshop, participants will delve into the depth of emotion that a painting can convey. Rus will explore the concepts of forlorn beauty and emotional landscapes in art, discussing how colors, strokes, and techniques evoke specific emotions. In a hands-on painting session, participants will create their own emotional landscapes, equipped with the skills to transition fluidly between acrylic and spray paint techniques. At the end of the workshop, participants will have their own personal painting depicting an emotional landscape, a testament to the shared journey into the heart of forlorn beauty. The workshop will also include a feedback and Q&A session, where participants can share their creations and discuss the emotions they aimed to convey. Rus Kitchen, a local artist with a Diploma in Public Art, is known for his visual worlds that embody forlorn beauty, mythological odysseys, and notions of rescue and resuscitation. With an extensive exhibition history and notable commissions, Rus brings a wealth of experience to this workshop. This not-to-be-missed workshop will take place on February 24, 2024, at the Hustle With Ease space in St Kilda. Tickets are priced at $95, and all materials will be provided. No experience is required, and everyone is welcome to join this exploration of emotional landscapes in acrylic and spray paint.

Experience the captivating production of Swansong, a must-see theatrical journey that explores the unyielding bond between a mother and her son. Directed by Greg Carroll, this poignant play takes place against the backdrop of 1960s society and showcases the resilience and love of Austin 'Occi' Byrne, portrayed brilliantly by Andre De Vanny. In Swansong, witness Occi and his mother navigate a world that has turned its back on them, delving into themes of survival, human connection, and the triumph of the spirit in the face of adversity. Through a blend of lyrical prose and authentic performances, this emotionally charged production offers a moving and inspirational narrative. Located at the TW Explosives Factory in St Kilda, Swansong is an unforgettable theatrical experience that resonates with hope, courage, and the indomitable strength of love. The play has received critical acclaim, with The Age describing De Vanny's performance as a "protean incarnation of a damaged character, the sort of vehicle that wins Oscars." Don't miss your chance to see Swansong at the TW Explosives Factory in St Kilda on March 13, 2024. Tickets range from $21.99 to $53.49. Join the audience for a transformative evening of powerful storytelling that will leave a lasting impact. Book your tickets now and be part of this extraordinary journey.

Unleash your artistic flair at the Playful Portraits workshop hosted at Pinta Crafts in St Leonards. Delve into the world of abstract portraiture on ceramic tiles, letting your inner creativity shine. Participants will explore ceramic painting techniques and cartoon-style drawing tips to craft unique portraits on square tiles. These masterpieces will be glazed, fired, and elegantly displayed on wooden frames. Please note that artworks cannot be taken home immediately; they can be collected 2-3 weeks post-event. An alert will be sent out once the ceramics are ready for pick-up. Suitable for children aged 8 years and above, all necessary materials will be provided at the event. Secure your spot at this engaging workshop to immerse yourself in the joy of artistic expression. The session will take place on April 18, 2024, at the price of A$77 per ticket.

Experience the captivating performance of "The King's Player" at the Alex Theatre Studio in St Kilda. Witness a tour de force solo act that breathes life into 16 characters against the backdrop of Medieval Europe – a world plagued by death and squalor. This is not the tale of Hamlet; instead, it delves into the narrative of a minstrel offered a chance to rise among the elite as a King's Player in the Danish court of Elsinore. Engage with themes of fathers and sons, actors, success, poverty, Shakespeare, and Elsinore in this radiant production. Delve into a world of general unpleasantness and occasional disembowelment as the protagonist navigates a path paved with nutrition, luck, and talent. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this unforgettable show that explores the dynamics of tragic heroes and bit parts in a society rife with challenges. Secure your tickets now for "The King's Player" on April 24, 2024, at the Alex Theatre Studio. Ticket prices range from A$30 to A$45.

Experience the world premiere of The Machine Stops, a groundbreaking adaptation of EM Forster's visionary novella. Presented by the team behind The Human Voice and Moth, this 1909 dystopian epic accurately predicted the rise of the internet. Step into a chilling future where humanity exists underground, connected solely through a global instant-messaging system. Fearful of real-life experiences, society is consumed by information and technology. Witness a mesmerizing spectacle of sound and light as two virtuosic performers bring this prescient tale to life. Jane Montgomery Griffiths stars in this phenomenal theatrical experience, where technology has become the ultimate controlling force. The Machine Stops is more prophetic than both 1984 and Brave New World combined. Don't miss your chance to be transported to this captivating world at Theatre Works in St Kilda. Located at Saint Leonards Avenue, this venue sets the stage for an unforgettable evening. The event takes place on May 15, 2024, and ticket prices range from $0 to $53.49. Immerse yourself in the gripping narrative of The Machine Stops and explore the consequences of a society overtaken by technology.

Immerse yourself in the allure of a bygone era at the speakeasy-inspired Broadway Bar in St Kilda. Step into the enchanting ambiance of the historic Alex Theatre Studio, located at Level 1, 135 Fitzroy Street St Kilda, VIC 3182. On 17th May 2024, experience a captivating evening filled with Broadway melodies as the talented Stacey Camilleri takes center stage at the piano, surrounded by a symphony of voices celebrating timeless classics. The monthly Broadway Bar extravaganza commences at 6:30pm, offering a unique cocktail for each event inspired by iconic Broadway shows. Admission is priced at A$8, with the option to donate more. At 7:00pm, witness the magic of the evening unfold as performers and spectators unite in a shared love for musical theatre. No sheet music is required, just bring your voice, enthusiasm, and dreams of becoming a Broadway star. Savor delightful drinks that perfectly complement the musical experience. Don't miss this opportunity to bask in the essence of Broadway at the heart of St Kilda every third Friday of the month.

"This Room Holds Her Memory" is an enthralling new production by Ariette Taylor that explores the depths of a significant experience from an elderly man's youth. Written by the esteemed playwright Laura Lethlean, known for her work on "Pillow Fight," this thought-provoking piece delves into the complexities of memory, attraction, and dread. The narrative revolves around the elderly man's recollection of a particular event, which constantly fluctuates within his mind. What he once believed to be true is now challenged, leading him to confront hidden truths, beauty, and a sense of foreboding. In a state of vulnerability and with nothing to lose, he enters a room that holds the memories of the woman who impacted his life. The cast of this captivating production includes Anca Frankenhaeuser, acclaimed for her work in "Falling or Falling," and Patrick Harding-Irmer, a renowned Sydney-based dance artist known for his talent showcased in "Vesalii Icones." These performers bring their expertise and passion to the stage, adding depth and emotion to the story. Don't miss the opportunity to experience "This Room Holds Her Memory" at the TW Explosives Factory in St Kilda, Victoria. The event will take place on June 5, 2024. Ticket prices range from $21.99 to $48.24, allowing everyone the chance to immerse themselves in this captivating exploration of memory and human connection.