Gigs galore at Chook Shop
Ocean Grove’s beloved intimate live music setting at the Piping Hot Chicken & Burger Grill is headed towards Christmas full steam ahead.
Things of Stone...
‘Adele’ comes to Queenscliff
Ocean Grover Michelle Morrison has created an Adele experience so realistic that fans sometimes forget they aren’t listening or watching the real thing.
Adele is...
Drysdale’s mayor for 24 hours
Aussie performer Damian Callinan will be Drysdale’s ‘mayor’ for a day when he brings his new show to the Potato Shed.
Callinan has performed on...
Cyberpunk meets circus
A blend of the gritty, dystopian aesthetic and high-energy circus performance, Barbaroi is coming to the Potato Shed.
The award-winning show, which kicks off at...
Story about relationships
A performance based on raw real life experiences will make its world premiere in Drysdale next week.
‘Relate’ was created by Geelong local and Fresh...
High-octane show heads to the shed
The high-octane award-winning circus experience Barbaroi lands at the Potato Shed 8pm Saturday 1 October.
Set in a dystopian cyberpunk world in the not-too-distant future,...
Story about relationships
A performance based on raw real life experiences will make its world premiere in Drysdale next week.
‘Relate’ was created by Geelong local and Fresh...
Newly formed choir heading to Geelong
Self-described “choir nerds” the newly formed Fiore chamber group choir is heading to Geelong.
The quartet of Monika Harris (soprano), Anish Nair (tenor), Alex Ritter...
Carus back at the Chook Shop
Carus Thompson is well known in Ocean Grove.
The Perth-based singer and songwriter has played at the town’s iconic ‘Chicken Shop’ plenty of times and...
Dave O’Neil talks parenting, the 80s and the Cats
Dave O’Neil is no stranger to Geelong; his wife hails from the city and he is an avowed Cats supporter.
But O’Neil, one of Australia’s...
‘Dark’ festival returns
Dark Arts Festival WinterWild will return to Apollo Bay on August 12 to 14 and then August 26 to 28 bringing live music, theatre,...
‘Lost in Venice’ a journey to another time
Julie Foenander traces the conception of her play ‘Lost in Venice’ to a specific moment when she was making a pie some years ago.
Ms...
Runners, walkers bake at Rip to River
A hot day greeted more than 1000 Rip to River participants on Saturday January 4, but it didn’t quell the enthusiasm as Voice photographer...
