On today’s episode Our intrepid Fringe adventurer May Jasper goes on a theatre binge at the Butterfly Club! Plus a performance and interview with stand up Annie Louey, live at the Motley Bauhaus.

As always remember, the ARTery podcast is brought to you with the support of the City of Yarra. Hosted and edited by May Jasper, produced Jason Cavanagh and The Motley Bauhaus with music by Matt Furlani.

And also, time heals all wounds. And wounds all heels. That’s why I can’t wear sandals.

This episode features reviews by:

Passionate Machine:

https://melbournefringe.com.au/event/passionate-machine/

Creatures Lost:

https://melbournefringe.com.au/event/creatures-lost/

The Living Room: 

https://melbournefringe.com.au/event/the-living-room/

On today’s episode we take a trip to one of Fringe’s big four major venues the Butterfly Club, and play the Butterfly Club game! Plus a performance and interview with James Marples, star of the live art concert and performance lecture Twelvis, live at the Motley Bauhaus.

The ARTery podcast is brought to you with the support of the City of Yarra.

Hosted by May Jasper, produced by Jason Cavanagh and The Motley Bauhaus with music by Matt Furlani.

And also, if you don’t water your plants, they won’t water you

On today's episode, a recording of our first Sunday Session variety night at the Motley Bauhaus on the 8th of September!  

The ARTery podcast is supported by the City of Yarra.

On today’s episode, reviews, reviews, reviews I give you clues on how to best use the first Saturday of Fringe. Plus a performance and interview with Commander Q, the non-binary all finery star of Commander Q breaks the Rules, live at the Motley Bauhaus. And as always remember, the ARTery podcast is brought to you with the support of the City of Yarra. And also I before e except after c except abseil, weight, glacier chief conscience and deficiency

May takes us through her adventures at the Fringe Opening Night party!  Plus a live performance and interview with Melissa McGlensey, from her show The Briefing.

The ARTery is made possible with the support of the City of Yarra.

May interviews some of the elves behind the scenes, making all the cogs turn. And we get a recording and live performance and interview with Fringe performer Oliver Coleman from his one person show, Poolside.

The ARtery is made possible with the support of the City of Yarra.

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