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Milo Hartill: Black, Fat and F**gy

03 Feb - 06 Feb, 2025

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University Of Melbourne Arts And Culture

University of Melbourne Arts and Culture (UMAC) presents, curates and commissions inspiring and entertaining arts experiences throughout the year at its award-winning cultural precinct on the northern edge of the CBD.

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Close-up of Milo Hartill with braided hair, a vibrant headscarf, and blue sunglasses, posing in front of a purple backdrop.

Cabaret , Guild Theatre, Arts and Cultural Building

Milo Hartill: Black, Fat and F**gy

03 Feb, 2025 - 6 Feb, 2025

Part cabaret, part song-cycle and part influencer-takeover, Black, Fat and F**gy is a tonic for our times and a queer Black fantasia that will leave audiences screaming with joy.

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Music , Union Theatre, Arts and Cultural Building

MEERTA - Rise Up! The Ballad of James Arden

15 Feb, 2025

Renowned Gunditjmara/Kokatha singer-songwriter David Arden shares the story of his life, his Great Grandfather and the Gunditjmara People in a captivating musical journey.

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Dance , Union Theatre, Arts and Cultural Building

VIANNE THEATRE

07 Feb, 2025

Following celebrated seasons of VIANNE and VIANNE AGAIN, choreographer Shelley Lasica returns to this work for one night only at the Union Theatre.

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UMAC News

Announcing the UMAC Artist Development Award winner

25 October 2024

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Portraits of Joel Bray, Tra Mi Dinh, and Alisdair Macindoe.

PIECES 2024 Artist Announcement

19 July 2024

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Our Venues

Arts and Cultural Building

The Arts and Cultural Building is a vibrant cultural hub and the new home to the iconic Union and Guild Theatres and UMSU's George Paton Gallery.

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Building 189

Building 189 has been restored to its iconic Art Deco form, opening out to landscaped areas and seamlessly connecting to the brand-new Amphitheatre.

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