Melbourne Fringe Festival

What if talking about consent could be funny, awkward, sexy and deeply human?
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Life isn’t designed to be easy, as illustrated by everyday struggles from assembling furniture to navigating adulthood. Difficulties can feel maddening yet liberating, turning challenges into badges of honour. Amid chaos and confusion, the true essence of life emerges through humour and resilience, making the journey uniquely fabulous.
The post humorously explores the challenge of maintaining humility while excelling in various aspects of life. It argues that being confident and fabulous can often overshadow modesty, suggesting that true humility involves recognising one’s greatness while uplifting others. Ultimately, it advocates for sharing brilliance without diminishing oneself.
The author navigates the balance between being thrifty and being taken for granted, declaring that self-respect and creativity are invaluable. Emphasising resourcefulness, they reject the notion of providing free labour, asserting that while they find joy in saving, their time and talent are worth a premium. No discounts apply.

What if talking about consent could be funny, awkward, sexy and deeply human?
(more…)Gabriella Cilmi was just 16 years old when ‘Sweet About Me’ became a worldwide smash: hitting #1 in multiple countries, going Top 10 across Europe and Australia, and becoming the UK’s most played song of the year. That success continued into her debut album ‘Lessons To Be Learned’, leading to six ARIA Awards and Gold certification in the UK.
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Chef Suzanne Vizethann, the celebrated culinary force behind the nationally acclaimed Buttermilk Kitchen restaurants and bestselling cookbook Brunch Season, in celebration of ‘Better Breakfast Month’ in September.
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