Love, Rosie preview - free tickets for charity

This Wednesday night an advanced screening of the new rom com movie, Love, Rosie, will be airing at The Jam Factory in South Yarra. And the good news is that tickets are *free* AND you'll be helping charity. 

How, you might ask? 

The event helps raise awareness of the First Seeds Fund - a charity dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty and abuse in our own backyard, by supporting women and children through community, education programs and employment. The more people that know about it, the more impact they can have. 

To nab your tickets, simply register here and if you're keen to give back and up your kudos you can also make a donation to the First Seeds Fund. 

Share the good word, feel the love and enjoy the movie! 

ABOUT THE MOVIE
Based on the hugely successful romantic novel from Cecilia Ahern, author of ‘P. S. I Love You', ‘Love, Rosie' follows the lives of two inseparable childhood friends, Rosie (Lily Collins) and Alex (Sam Claflin). The friends take a leap of faith when they decide to leave their little town in the UK and go to America together to attend University. But, fate has other plans for Rosie. After a crazy night out celebrating, Rosie soon discovers she can’t leave the UK. She encourages Alex to go without her, hopeful that she’ll catch up with him, eventually. Over the next twelve years, their lives change dramatically but an undeniable connection remains. Rosie and Sam, forever in each other minds, always wonder 'what if’. Were they meant to be more than just good friends? 

LOVE, ROSIE is a modern comedy-of-errors tale posing a simple question about relationships: Do we really only get one shot at love? 

Movie commences at 6.30pm on Wednesday 5th November at the Jam Factory. 

This event and post is proudly sponsored by Little Miss Melbourne. 

Good Food Month wins the Crown

Good food - for a whole month. Bliss! Good Food Month, launching this Saturday November 1, is such a fabulous time of year in Melbourne. Night Noodle Markets, pop up venues, Let's Do Lunch, masterclasses, tastings, private dinners - so much food, so little time.  

To contribute to the month long celebrations, Crown is hosting a delectable series across its repertoire of exciting venues including No. 8 by John Lawson, Nobu, Silks, The Waiting Room and Club 28 Skybar and Lounge. 

This is just a snap shot of what's on offer: 

PROGRESSIVE CULINARY TOUR
18, 19, 20 & 25, 26, 27 November, 7-10.30pm

Indecisive and concerned about culinary FOMO? Entirely understandable. Crown's progressive culinary tour will give you a slice of the Good Food Month action from several venues in one night - yippee! Start with cocktails and canapés at Atrium Bar, then individual courses at No. 8 by John Lawson, Koko and Nobu, finished with a nightcap at The Waiting Room. The lamb shoulder and Grade 9 wagyu grill is utterly incredible. Go hungry. $250 per person.

NOBU: FEAST OF FUSION
Saturday Nov 15, 12-2.30pm

Embrace the fusion of Japanese and South American flavours at this exclusive, once only buffet-style lunch showcasing Nobu's signature dishes. $190 per person with a glass of Yalumba sparkling on arrival, or $220 per person with Moet & Chandon NV. 

FOUR-WAY WAGYU
17 to 30 November, 12 midday - 2:30pm & 6 - 10pm

Meat lovers rejoice with wagyu done four ways from Silks, Koko's, Mr. Hive Kitchen and Bar and The Merrywell. Award winning Mayura Station wagyu will be carefully prepared to make the most of its marbling in this mouth watering event. From $25 per person. 

There's also other events such as the Sky High Supper, Mixed Grill, Mad Hatter's Tea Party (complete with Wonderland characters) and more.

For bookings and to check out the full offering of events, clickity click here. 

ED: This is an unsponsored post - many thanks to Crown and Hatch Comms for kindly hosting LMM at a preview of the Progressive Culinary Tour, so she could share it with you.   

Event: FRIENDS Trivia Night - Thursday 30 October

FRIENDS help each other. That's why the Fashionably fabulous Sarah Kempson of Sarah Style, has paired up with Smaggle's Carly Jacobs to bring us the FRIENDS trivia night.

Besides the fact it's going to be a good laugh at a good spot (Honey Bar in South Melbourne - hello pizza and wine!), it's also for a good cause - all proceeds of the $10 tickets will go to the Waratah Special School Bus Fund.

With these two involved, you can expect a highly organised but mad event - they put the fun in fundraising. There'll some pretty ace raffled off prizes and winnings for the ones with the highest FRIENDS knowledge. Come alone or bring 7 friends - tables of 8 max. 

Where: Honey Bar, South Melbourne 

When: 7pm to 11pm, Thursday October 30, 2014

Tickets: $10 - buy online  

Event: Hats and High Tea at Hotel Lindrum, Sunday 26 Oct

This weekend, Hotel Lindrum are partnering up with The Dressing Table to help teach the guys and the girls the do's and the do not's of millinery for the races - all over a glass of bubbles and scones. For this hats and high tea event, you can expect: 

• A welcome glass of champagne
• An assortment of ribbon sandwiches
• Petite pastries, macarons and afternoon cakes
• 2-hour workshop all about millinery, how it is made and how to wear it with confidence and style taken by Christine Lauder
• A personal hat analysis
• Take home gift bag  

How very civilised. This event is designed to help you complete any outfit for any occasion, from a memorable day at the races sipping champagne, to a beautiful summer’s day relaxing by the sea. It's also designed to be fancy and fun. 

Tickets are $80 each or $600 for a table of eight. Bookings are essential with limited places and can be made online here. Fabulous. 

Sunday 26th of October
1pm to 4pm
Hotel Lindrum, Melbourne CBD 
$80 per person (includes gift bag to take home)
Table of 8 for $600

Tix time: BEFORE I GO TO SLEEP

Colin Firth is back again, this time alongside Nicole Kidman and Mark Strong, in suspense thriller BEFORE I GO TO SLEEP. It's not the first time we've seen Nicole in the thriller genre (or naked) but hopefully it will have a touch more of the thrill element to this one.

Rotten Tomatoes rates it as a "stylish, fast-paced, and well-acted diversion" albeit with what sounds like a fair dose of cliche thriller moments. Be your own judge and snap up one of seven double passes to BEFORE I GO TO SLEEP, courtesy of Studio Canal and Little Miss Melbourne.

To be in the running to win:

- Regram this image on Instagram
- Tag @littlemissmelbourne
- hashtag #beforeigotosleep and #littlemissmelbourne

That's it! Competition closes Monday 13th October. Winners will be selected at random and contacted via Instagram. Tix are valid from Thursday October 16 til the season ends. 

Tadka BOOM!

There are three things I distinctly love about this lunchtime Indian-street-food destination nestled in the CBD's Goldsbrough Lane: 

1. The food. 

2. The people. 

3. The name. 

A modern take on traditional Indian, what's not to love about a samosa salad, chicken chapli sliders that pack a punch, or roti wraps filled with ingredients like chicken tikka, marinated lamb with masala, or grilled ginger-chilli prawns? A powerhouse of flavours and food which leaves you feeling light rather than sluggish and in need of a 2pm powernap under your desk.  

Passionate about their business, the team behind Tadka Boom! is just as inspiring as the food. Leaving the corporate world behind, Lalitha Rajan (aka Mama Rajan) founded Tadka Boom! in response to her love for cooking and sharing fresh, healthy food, based on family recipes from hometown Delhi. Son, Ashwin Rajan, joins her to make this one powerful team driven to shake up the perceptions of Indian food and deliver a new age healthy approach to the butter chicken curry - which you wont find at Tadka Boom!. 

Say goodbye to the boring sanga and no to overpriced sashimi - check out the Indian-Australian fusion that is Tadka Boom! - because the food, the people and the name are all pretty awesome. Trust me - order the sliders. 

Check out their healthy Indian menu and visit them in Goldsbrough Lane just off Bourke. 

Tadka Boom! 
22 Goldsbrough Lane
Melbourne
http://www.tadkaboom.com.au/ 

Drink: spring cocktails at Brooks

French 75: Beefeater Gin, lemon, sugar & Champagne. Shake & serve. 

OR head to Brooks and let the pros do it for you. 

Below Collins Street and just off Flinders Lane, Brooks is for more than schmancy dining and the tasty eats of talented Nic Poelaert - it's also for spring cocktail drinking.  

Head heritage basement way to enjoy the recently launched spring cocktail menu including the likes of Amaretto Sour, the classic French 75, or a Sloe Coach for an extra slice of spice.

Spring marks cocktail season and cocktails mark good times at the marbled bar of Brooks. Open Tuesday to Saturday for your drinking pleasure. (Also, just quietly, it's worth keeping your eye out for their upcoming 'Sparkling Season' from mid October - local and French bubbles with Nic's matched menu for $90pp - you don't even need to book). 

Brooks of Melbourne 
Basement Level 
115-117 Collins Street
 

polēpolē - the new watering hole in town

who: polēpolē

what
The CBD's new 'watering hole' and kitchen serving up share plates along the likes of ribs, pork cigars (amazing), eggplant chips, sweets, and more - all designed to eat with your hands. Liquid inspiration via signature cocktails, an accommodating wine list, plus rare and imported African beers and ciders.

where
Above Little Collins Street between Elizabeth and Swanston. A grounding, earthy space with lots of timber and concrete features and rustic lighting. Perfect to chillax in.

when
Open 7 days a week from 4pm - yippee! 

how much
polēpolē cocktails go for around $18, a friendly selection of wines are from $38-$68 a bottle ($120 for Veuve), and eats are priced from $8-15 for small plates and $13-18 for the four different types of ribs.

why you should go
polēpolē is Swahili for 'take it easy' - which is easy to do here. Kick back with a drink and some tasty morsels and go with the flow. Good for groups in booths, perching on pods, intimate chats for two, a few at a tall table, or quite simply drinks at the bar. The husband and wife team behind polēpolē, Jeanelle and Dean Mariani, are absolutely lovely too which always influences the personality of a venue. Adam Mariani - Dean's brother and previous co-owner of The Petty Officer - is managing the bar so you're set to be in good hands all round.

polēpolē
upstairs of 267 Little Collins St 
(yup, it's at the old Tony Starr's Kitten Club) 
7 days a week 
www.polepolebar.com.au

Wish and win mini speakers from Alphatise

Like most of us, I like my fair share of shopping. And now

Alphatise

is here to help make shopping fair. Alphatise is a new e-commerce app turning the tables in the retail world and letting us shopaholics have a say in what we pay.

With this nifty app, you can ‘wish’ on items you like the look of and decide how much you’d pay for a product. If and when a store can match the price, they get in touch and offer you the product. Bonus! You then either accept or ignore the offer with the option to pay through Alphatise or redeem it instore.

The other good thing is that while it's an app, you can also use it through the web browser on your computer (so you can Alphatise when it looks like you're working...mwahaha).

There are over 40,000 stores and 10 million products on offer and you can also ‘wish’ for a store to join Alphatise if it’s not already listed.

It’s a great way of registering your interest in a product at a price you’re willing to pay. You know what they say - you don’t get if you don’t ask!

Find out more about it all here.

GIVEAWAY TIME!

My favourite time! Besides wine o'clock.

As an avid supporter of retail (my poor credit card) and to share the app launch with you guys, I’ve teamed up with Alphatise to offer a nice little freebie.

What’s on offer?

Win one of 10 mini Alphatise speakers (right) that can plug straight into your smartphone, audio device or computer, valued at $50 each. 

How do I enter?

1. Download the app or access the site here

2. Make a 'wish'

3. Screenshot your wish and share it on Instagram or Twitter with hashtags #littlemissmelbourne #alphatiseaustralia and tag @alphatiseaustralia

The competition closes on the 12th of September, with winners announced on the 15th of September.

Let's go shopping!

LMM: This post was proudly sponsored by Alphatise to help them share the good word about their new online shopping app and help you be in running to win a pair of nifty little speakers. 

Emporium launches (officially) with a BANG

Ok. So the laughs have been had about just how many launches Emporium needs to have in order to declare itself open. But Wednesday's party, hosted by the ultra-smooth Baz Luhrman himself to *officially* launch Emporium Melbourne, was nothing less than dazzlingly incredible.

Under a theme of reimagined glamour, Emporium exploded with glitter, confetti, sparkles and allure, dancing, singing and model-esque beauty, putting you right in the house of the Great Gatsby and the throws of one of his wild parties. Yes, Baz knows how to bring a theme to life. Baz knows throw a party.

In between the bubbles and the glam, it was inspiring to hear about the history of the building which Emporium now calls home, 75 years after the establishment of the MYER Emporium.

 

It’s an exciting development for our city and Melbourne retail, housing a mix of local and international talent including the largest collection of Australian designers in the country. It’s made others sit up and take notice too, with surrounding malls like the Galleria, Strand and Australia on Collins jumping into refurbishment and offering our city a new edge and injection of colour to complement our famously black ‘robes.

Emporium, you’ve brought a new retail experience to town. You smell nice too.

It’s great to have you here.

Melbourne's new Meatmaiden

Some find this hard to believe, but this city girl used to go camping, a lot. There was always something rustically appealing about the enamel mugs and plates we used to use out in the middle of nowhere. So when I went to Meatmother in Richmond this novelty formed part of the experience – together with the fact that I get utterly excited about meat.

But you won’t find any enamel meat trays at Meatmother’s new CBD sister restaurant, Meatmaiden. 

While they’ve maintained a firm offering of mouth-watering meaty goodness and a touch of the slow cooked southern style, chef Justine Wise has also developed a pesceterian and vegetarian friendly menu (think mushroom burgers, barramundi and BBQ eggplant). With real plates, a cracking wine list (they had me at Dalzotto Prosecco) and plenty of options for different dietary requirements, dining at Meatmaiden is versatile and delicious. Even the gelato is vegan…

Housed in what used to be the hidden space of Little Hunter, Meatmaiden have added their own touch – inclusive of a chastity belt and axe – but you’ll still find the booths and elongated bar, with bar menu on offer and a touch of kitchen theatre on the agenda.

Absolute crowd pleasures are sure to be the lobster mac and cheese and southern fried chicken ribs, while my top picks were the Cajun seared tuna, grilled Mooloolaba prawns and Rangers Valley beef brisket.

But I highly recommend you track it down and try it for yourself. Open from late next week, with bookings available for groups of 8 or more.

Lunch time menu - 2 courses for $25

Small share dishes ~ $10-$19

Mains ~ $18-$29

The Maidens Mood – generous selection of goodness for $49

Meatmaiden
195 Little Collins Street
Tuesday – Saturday lunch and dinner

Wagyu beef brisket

Lobster mac n cheese

Apple pie and vegan vanilla icecream

And the winner is....

On Monday night at Flinders Lane’s new Peruvian venue, Pastuso, a room packed with hospos, food lovers and wine guzzlers (respectfully) celebrated Melbourne’s hottest cafes, restaurants and chefs at the 2014 Timeout Melbourne Food Awards.

Awards included Best Bang for Buck, Best New Restaurant, Best Café and Restaurant of the Year. Individuals were recognised with Hot Talent Award and a brand spanking new Chef of the Year Award, plus a People’s Choice Award for readers to pick their faves.

Here’s the top of the crop of the 2014 Timeout Melbourne Food Awards:

HOT TALENT

Dave Verheul, The Town Mouse

BEST NEW RESTAURANT

Saint Crispin

BEST CASUAL RESTAURANT

Nieuw Amsterdam

BEST BANG FOR BUCK

Jimmy Grants

BEST CAFÉ

Hammer and Tong 412

PEOPLE’S CHOICE

Smith and Daughters

CHEF OF THE YEAR

Phillippa Silbey, prix fixe

RESTAURANT OF THE YEAR

Brae

THE LEGEND AWARD
Flower Drum  

Thanks Timeout Melbourne and congratulations to the winners and those involved!

 

Little Miss xoxo

Make space for what matters

Tonight after a bath, I looked for my face cream on the bathroom cabinet but could not, for the life of me, find it anywhere. Admittedly the bathroom was a little messy after being sick and busy with work all week. A bit of a quick tidy later and as I started to clear everything away, I found the face cream where it had been smack bang in front of me the whole time.

Then I realised - sometimes you have to clear away the clutter to find exactly what you're looking for...and it'll most likely be sitting right there in front of you.

Tonight's epiphany: make space in your life for what truly matters to you.

Yours,

Little Miss Melbourne xoxo

Health in a Cupp

So. It seems like I've come down with a little cold after craftily dodging the bullet for most of this winter. And in case anyone else has noticed, it is still winter . Ok, it may have been a late start to the season but for me personally it feels like one of the longest winters of my life. Perhaps a slight exaggeration, but what is not an exaggeration is how important it is to keep up the healthy eating habits during winter, when all you really feel like eating is toasted sandwiches and coffee (like me recently).

Nor is there any exaggeration behind how wonderfully beneficial 'blending' is for you. Aka, the green smoothie revolution, which we first started to publicly see through Instagram and is now emerging through a number of cafes. Blending is quick, easy, and so good for you as it retains all the natural fibre of the ingredients, as opposed to juicing which wastes all the valuable pulp. 

One particular crew who have mastered the art of blending using superfoods and all things naturally delicious is Cupp Australia. Nestled within the ground floor nooks of the Manchester Unity Building, Cupp offers superfood super fast; a healthy grab-and-go solution right in the heart of the city.

For a green smoothie, you simply choose from a selection of pre-packed cups with all the ingredients ready for a'blendin' (as per image at top), let the girls whip it up for you, then pay and go. There are also salads, wraps, soups, a very filling chia seed pudding, superfood snacks, delicately delicious infused water, and more.

All of the recipes and products have been created and approved by founder Victoria Pajourhesh, who is passionate about helping others lead a healthy, balanced life. Victoria is a very inspiring woman and you can read more about her story here.

If you're in the city, hungry, on the run, and care about you and your body, drop in and see what's on offer at Cupp. The best bit? It's not painfully over priced, so eating healthy can be an affordable option for a change. They also have some great health tips on Twitter if you're that way inclined.

Cupp Australia
220 Collins Street, Melbourne
Manchester Unity Building arcade
cupp.com.au/

Chuckle Deli for serious goods

Chatting with another city gal this afternoon, an expert in the field, she pointed me towards a relatively new spot in town offering salads, sandwiches and fine wine. But there's more to Chuckle Deli than a salad joint. 

For starters, it's actually a deli. Secondly, it's an incredibly charming licensed deli with a nifty retro fit out. Thirdly, they cure their own salmon, smoke their own meats, and have some pretty ace cheese and wine on hand for inhaling onsite or to take home (if it makes it that far). Yum yum yum. Up to six salads are rotated daily, a regular serve of which you can enjoy with a glass of Bordeaux French red or white for $18.

Open Monday to Friday at this stage (til 6pm) with a possibility for weekends and maybe a few later finishes if it turns out we love them enough. Here's hoping we do - the cherry smoked chicken is fantastic and it'll make a perfect spot for a Sunday afternoon vino. 

Welcome to the neighbourhood, Chuckle Deli. 

Who: Chuckle Deli 
Where: Tucked away down Hub Arcade, 318 Little Collins Street
When:  Monday to Friday, from 8am for coffee to 6pm
Like: www.facebook.com/chuckle.deli

images via: https://www.facebook.com/chuckle.deli

A dose of Europe at Madame Brussels Lane

Melbourne often reminds me of Europe - and for four weeks this winter Madame Brussels Lane is really bringing it home.

The European Night Markets will kick off from tonight and will be on every Friday until August 8. Get your dose of mulled wine, German sausages, Italian bombolini and sweets, plus fresh baked pretzels and European beer - with a side of live music, market stalls and entertainment. Wunderbar!

That should help keep us warm while the real Europe soaks up all the sun on the other side of the globe...


European Night Markets
Madame Brussels Lane
50 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne
Friday nights 18 July-8 August
4pm til late

Napping in Prahran and French facials

Over the last six weeks, I have ruthlessly househunted, found my perfect apartment, bought it, packed, moved, unpacked, had housewarming drinks and now planning a feature wall in the beautiful heritage pad I now call home.

I feel like I've aged at least 12 months for each week.

So it was a welcome relief when I had an already scheduled appointment with a beautician that I'd been hearing good things about since the start of the year. Known as the The French Facialist, Christine Clais is indeed our local Frenchwoman extending her knowledge and offering her healing hands by way of facials in Prahran.

Christine is an expert at reading your skin and applying the treatment that best suits you personally. The appointment first entails the standard information collection form followed by a chat about the history of your skin, body, health and lifestyle, plus any concerns you have.

The French Faciliast then goes about doing what she does oh-so-well; looking after your skin. Refreshingly, Christine gives you full permission to switch off when she tells you she prefers to work in silence. This suited me just fine given my exhausted, somewhat shell-shocked post-moving state.

My facial went for 90 minutes, although I can't entirely remember the process - I was simply too relaxed to care about anything at all. But the results were evident when I eventually needed to wake up, sit up and check myself in the mirror (often the scary part after a facial...). My skin was plump, soft, supple and rosy, without any dermabrasion, peels or needles. In fact, if I don't mind saying so myself, I looked damn good!

I was then recommended a few products (sans pressure to buy) that were best for ME: not just my skin type and personal beauty concerns, but also for my schedule (or lack thereof). The products have been excellent for me and I'm enjoying seeing the positive changes in my skin. I'm now counting down the weeks until my next scheduled facial with Christine (aka, napping in Prahran).

If you're sick of never knowing what the right treatment is for you, confused about the array of options available when you visit a beautician, or just looking to make some positive changes to your skin, consider putting yourself in the hands of The French Faciliast. Christine is such a warm, lovely person who is clearly highly experienced - also, her skin looks amazing - always a good sign.

my treatment: 
Le Royal Facial-Signature facial
(90 mins) $195AUD
"This high performance facial features the use of LED light therapy to encourage skin detoxification and cellular rejuvenation. Also includes deep pore cleansing as well as a scalp, face, hand and foot massage. A real journey of total skin, mind and soul rejuvenation."

http://www.thefrenchfacialist.com/
296 Malvern Road
Prahran
PH: 0410 556 557

Another sacrifice, dear?

Think you got it tough? Thank your lucky stars you're not in 14th century Mexico.

It seems when the Aztecs weren't hard at work being sacrificed, they were hard at work making implements to support the process of being sacrificed. Or having their possessions taken from them to pay for 'tax'. Or having their soul tested through a grueling nine trials of the underworld in order to reach the paradise of the north - after they've died, that is. Unless of course they drowned which would guarantee one express ticket direct to paradise. Score.

Sacrifice was a family affair for the Aztecs.

This remarkable civilisation, rich in bustling trade, agricultural technology and, ok, maybe a bit too much of the old god-worshiping via human sacrifice, stamped their mark in South American history over the course of 200 years.

And now they're in Melbourne (eep).

On until August 10, our dedicated Melbourne Museum has brought the incredible history and story of the Aztecs to life (not literally - we hope), in an exhibition that will have you thinking well beyond the realms of your pulled pork taco and Tromba tequila (mmm).

It's cold and miserable outside in Melbourne. Get chills of a different kind and spend the day soaking up the story of the Aztecs at Melbourne Museum. Hot tip: make use of the audio tour.

Aztecs: An Epic Story of Life and Death
Melbourne Museum
Daily, 9 Apr - 10 Aug 2014
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

When LMM comes to town

This time last week I was surrounded by boxes in my Carlton apartment, wondering what the hell I was doing. No one likes moving. Everyone, at some stage in the process, asks themselves 'why exactly did I decide to do this?'.

But tonight, in my very own city pad (and in my very own substantial debt), I'm completely unpacked with everything in its place. Housewarming drinks have been drunken, subsequent mess has been unmessed, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. I mean - the place has a *bath*. Yay!

Most of all, I'm back where I feel most at home - in the heart of Melbourne. Flinders Lane. The town hall clock. Block Arcade. Shanghai Street Dumpling. Paris end of Collins. Spring Street Grocer. Flagstaff Gardens. The nooks. The crannies. The buzz. The energy. Whatever I want, whenever I want it. And so many beautiful buildings.

As you can imagine...there are many city tweets and posts to come...

I've moved back to the city. And I LOVE it.

Truly yours, 

Little Miss Melbourne xoxo 

top image via zazzle.com  - bottom image www.instagram.com/littlemissmelbourne 

Bodytorque: ballet with bite

If you like ballet with a bit of an edge, you have just one more opportunity this season to get to the Arts Centre and witness a series of clever talent emerging from The Australian Ballet.

Bodytorque has debuted in town this season showcasing the works of five aspiring choreographers, inspired by a theme of "DNA", together with the graceful strength, poise and skill of the Ballet dancers.

I loved seeing how each choreographer interpreted the theme, leveraging the skills of the dancers and oozing personality, in a very consumable five performances across 79 minutes including interval.

Fantastic for those looking to see how the next wave of dance is taking shape, or if you're new to the ballet and want something fresh, sharp and snappy to get you started.

Beautiful, eerie and enigmatic. What a thrill!

Bodytorque
Tuesday 24th June, 2014
Melbourne Arts Centre
Tickets online from $41 for students or $71 for adults