​we had a great pleasure to work with Rada Tochalna and Cosimo Cicconerunning a video clip project part I -
idea: Raj Kiran, filming: Glen Wilson.
The clip will have a great story behind it called "Grade Amore..." I
t was recorded at the Southbank, Victoria, Australia last Friday...
we are looking forward to filming part II this week with one amazing crew but for now please enjoy the BTS photos from the part I filming by Glen Wilson.

​John Waters - Bob Dylan Revisited | Sydney concert presented by Abstract Entertainment took place at the #StateTheatreSydney on 21 May 2019 https://www.ticketmaster.com.au/bob-dylan-revisit…/…/2590852
Ivan Lubkov reviews the concert for all our readers:  ​http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine expresses its special thanks to the event managers and organisers and personally to Belinda Natoli / Abstract Entertainment and Tatiana Estellar / estellar.com.au for the invite and opportunity to cover the event as well as for Ivan for his coverage

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​please mark your calendars with the following dates:

THURSDAY, May 16
#TheHeiresses movie release // Palace Filmshttps://www.palacefilms.com.au/theheiresses/ / Paige Diamond

#TheRealm film release // Rialto AU / Rialto Distribution AU / #NedAndCoPR/ Annette Smith https://au.rialtodistribution.com/the-realm.html

THURSDAY, May 30
#AsterixTheSecretOfTheMagicPotion animation release // Icon Film Distribution Australia https://www.iconmovies.com.au/…/asterix-the-secret-of-the-m…

Melbourne City Lexus opening night for media and VIPs // https://www.citylexus.com.au/ / Neva Weber

SATURDAY June 1
140th Anniversary of Girmit Divas / 140TH GIRMIT DIVAS - DINNER & ENTERTAINMENT by Australian Integrated Fijian Association of Victoria Incorporated@ 6:30 PM - 11:30 PM // St Paul II St. John Paul II Polish Hall / Shalini Ashika Kumar https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/140th-girmit-divas-dinner-en…

World Jousting Championship / 2019 World Jousting Championship till 2 June from 0900am at Lardner Park, Warragul // Bite Communicationshttps://www.worldjoustingchampionship.com.au/#gf_1 and https://www.ticketdirect.com.au/event/season/948

THURSDAY, June 6
Red Joan. Movie release // Transmission Filmshttps://www.transmissionfilms.com.au/films/red-joan

#HappyAsLazzaro movie release // Palace Filmshttps://www.palacefilms.com.au/happyaslazzaro/

MY BIG GAY ITALIAN WEDDING film release // Palace Filmshttps://www.palacecinemas.com.au/mo…/mybiggayitalianwedding/

FRIDAY,, June 7
Dirty Rascal band concert featuring a new single #WhatLoveWouldDo Tour // The Spotted Mallard / Catalyst PR / Catherine Swintonhttps://www.moshtix.com.au/…/dirty-rascal-what-would…/111871

SATURDAY, June 8
Oz Comic Con At The Melbourne Exhibition Centre till June 9 9am – 6pm // #Nixco / Rocket Communications Corp.ll Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) https://ozcomiccon.com/melbourne/

Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine project at Pullman Melbourne Albert Park

​Paramount Pictures present a new biography drama called Rocketmanhttps://www.paramount.com/movies/rocketman
in cinemas May 30
A musical fantasy about the fantastical human story of Elton John's breakthrough years.
please read @VelluKhanna's review published: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/la-premiere.html
#AFCAMembers / Australian Film Critics Association

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​Zelman Symphony presented a concert called Mozart's Clarinet at the Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre, Xavier College, Kew on May 18 2019 http://zelmansymphony.org.au/Concerts/18May2019
#SylvesterKroyherr reviews the concert: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine expresses its special thanks to the managers and organisers of the concert and personally to George Deutschand Holly Hayes for the opportunity to cover the concert and for their kind invite as well as to Sylvester for his superb coverage.

​The Melbourne Musicians concert featuring Elyane Laussade / Elyane Laussade - Concert Pianist that was called Mozart Piano Concerto No.19 in F majortook place at the Mlc James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Melbourne, Kew https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=450379&ref=mmweb / conducted by Frank Pam
Natasha Lukin reviews the concert: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
please stay tuned as we will publish the short video too soon...
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine expresses its special thanks managers and organisers of the concert and personally to Frank Pam for the invite and opportunity to cover the concert as well as to Natasha for her amazing writing.

​our new associates for our amazing list: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/our-sponsors-and-sup…

@TheHeiresses movie // Palace Filmshttps://www.palacefilms.com.au/theheiresses/

@TheRealmMovie // Rialto AU / Rialto Distribution AU / #NedAndCoPRhttps://au.rialtodistribution.com/the-realm.html

Bob Dylan Revisited | Sydney concert // Abstract Entertainment / #StateTheatreSydney https://www.statetheatre.com.au/show-calen…/dylan-revisited/

Dispersion - 2nd Year Ensemble // National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA) / Prue Bassett Publicity http://www.nica.com.au/event-tickets.php

Oksana Naprienko GRAPHICAL DESIGNER https://www.behance.net/gottis0035f0

​Abstract Entertainment and State Theatre Sydney presented Bob Dylan Revisited concert https://www.stateth@eatre.com.au/show-calendar/dylan-revisited/ on FRIDAY, May 24
About Bob Dylan Revisited
Bob Dylan Revisited
Abstract Entertainment presents a tribute to Bob Dylan as distinct as the man himself as five renowned Australian artists bring you five unique perspectives on the work of the greatest living songwriter.
John Waters, Glenn Shorrock, Wendy Mathews, Doug Parkinson and Wes Carr are revisiting the illustrious Bob Dylan songbook. From Blowin’ in the Wind to Like A Rolling Stone, Hurricane to Knocking on Heaven’s Door; hear the songs that changed the world performed by artists who’s world Dylan’s songs changed.
all thanks to our friends at Abstract Entertainment Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine was proudly covering the concert (media: Ivan Lubkov) . Please stay tuned to read Ivan's impressions soon.

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​add to your calendars:

FRIDAY, May 24
Bob Dylan Revisited /concert / Abstract Entertainment / Sydney State Theatre https://www.stateth@eatre.com.au/show-calendar/dylan-revisited/

THURSDAY, May 30
Godzilla 2 movie release // Roadshow https://roadshow.com.au/…/…/godzilla-ii-king-of-the-monsters

Rocketman release // Paramount Pictureshttps://www.paramount.com/movies/rocketman

SATURDAY, June 1
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine photo shoot at @
Maganda Studio

sc​please make sure these events are hash tagged in your calendars:

SATURDAY, May 18
PELIGROS18thAnniversary // Grand Star Receptions / Julio Pereira YsuBanda Peligroa / Liss Corado / Eduardo Tapia / Estela Tapia / Anibal Tabone https://www.facebook.com/events/1221143121390982/

SATURDAY, May 25
National Gallery of Victoria with Melbourne Winter Masterpieces: Terra-Cotta-Warriors and #CaiGuoQiang / @Terracotta Warriors & Cai Guo-Qiang https://connect.ngv.vic.gov.au/31033 and https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/…/terracotta-warriors-cai-guo-q…/

National Theatre Live with #NTLiveAllAboutEve // Sharmill Filmshttp://www.sharmillfilms.com.au/allfilms/all-about-eve

SUNDAY, May 26
Miss Samoa Pageant pre-event launch photoshoot // Stuart Buchanan / Tam Puni http://Www.msvpageant.com

FRIDAY, May 31
Disparate Scenes for Millennial Dreams // IP Publicity / Periscope Productions / Thomas De angelis / bontom Entertainment / Stables Meat Market https://www.ticketebo.com.au/millennialdreams

SATURDAY, June 1
GABS Festival of Beer in Sydney // #spectapularenterprises / Rocket Communications Corp. #rocketcomms https://www.gabsfestival.com/sydney-buy-tickets

​please welcome those new associates to our list:
http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/our-sponsors-and-sup…

National Gallery of Victoria with annual Melbourne Winter Masterpieces: Terracotta Warriors and #CaiGuoQiang / Terracotta Warriors Museum, Shaanxi China and Cai Guo-Qiang https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/…/terracotta-warriors-cai-guo-q…/

​Entertainment Book 2019-2020 https://www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/182v887 / https://www.entertainmentbook.com.au/

Dr SharonS Skincare by Rodan and Fields / @rodanandfields // Sharon SUguilon https://www.facebook.com/rodanandfields/ and drsharons.myrandf.com/au

PELIGROS18thAnniversary // Julio Pereira YsuBanda Peligro, Liss Corado, Eduardo Tapia, Estela Tapia, Anibal Tabone / Grand Star Receptions https://www.facebook.com/events/1221143121390982/

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia 2019 with Resort 20 Collections // The Carriageworks, Sydney 
http://mbfashionweek.com/australia #MBFWA

​#PELIGROS18thAnniversary was presented and hosted by Julio Pereira YsuBanda Peligro, Liss Corado, Eduardo Tapia, Estela Tapia and Anibal Tabone on 18th if May 2018 at the Grand Star Receptionshttps://www.facebook.com/events/1221143121390982/
It was a real celebration of life with Julio Pereira YsuBanda Peligro live featuring famous #PELIGRO'S 18th ANNIVERSARY with everything included including
The Best SALSA - MERENGUE- CUMBIA
Open bar full of TEQUILA - VODKA and WHISKEY as well as BEER, WINE & SOFT DRINKS. The hall opening was followed by enjoying the yummy Appetizers and 3 COURSE luxurious Meal, dancing, live music, lots of entertainment and 4 RAFFLES Surprises.
The event featured a SPECIAL GUEST 
- Dueto "The Pereira Brothers"
- Claudia Grisellelle : Recordando a Rocio Durcal
- Herberth Trabaninoo: Recordando a La Sonora Matanzera
- Julio Pereira: Recordando a Alejandro y Vicente Fernandez as well as the
- Floorshow
The event included
- 3 Dj's TABONE - El MALO & BOZ 
- 80's & 90's
The dinner table decorations and the dress code was: BLACK & RED and the outfits of the night were simply spectacular!
The tickets were LIMITED for
Adult: $95 
Kids under 10 yrs $50
and all SOLD OUT!
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine was lucky enough to be invited as a VIP guests and a media to cover the event (media: Marchev Misha). Please stay tuned for more details.

​Yirramboi Festival and Prue Bassett Publicity presented Yirramboi Festival: Yirramboi Weelam that ran till May 12 at assorted locations across Melbourne https://yirramboi.net.au/
Stuart Buchanan and Katherine Kelly cover the @DanSultan WITH SPECIAL GUESTS ALICE SKYE AND KALAJI for our readers' attention: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine expresses its special thanks to the managers and organisers of the festival , to Prue Bassett Publicity and personally to Prue Bassett for the invite and opportunity to cover some selective festival acts as well as to Katherine and Stuart for their highly artistic reflexion..

dates for your calendars:

THURSDAY, April 25
The Chaperone movie release // STUDIOCANAL / #NedAndCoPRhttps://www.thechaperonemovie.com.au/

SATURDAY, May 4
Gala Fashion Parade Charity Event // #RoCan / Yvonne Moon / Orné / PABLO & KAT / Orne Trendz / Prerna Khnnahttps://www.facebook.com/events/799769703733586/

FRIDAY, May 10
The Melbourne Magic Festival pre-launch event at The MC Showroom in Prahran, Victoria // Tim Ellishttps://www.facebook.com/MelbourneMagicFestival/

SUNDAY, May 12
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia Sydney till May 17 // IMG Models Worldwide http://mbfashionweek.com/australia

THURSDAY, May 16
Peterloo film national release // Transmission Filmshttps://www.transmissionfilms.com.au/films/peterloo

RocKabul film release // Potential Filmshttps://potentialfilms.com/contemporary-movies/rockabul/

John Wick: Chapter 2 Chapter 3 / JOHN WICK: Chapter 3 AU national release // STUDIOCANAL https://www.johnwick3movie.com.au/

#TheRealmMovie release // Rialto AU / #NedAndCoPRhttps://au.rialtodistribution.com/the-realm.html

FRIDAY, May 17
GABS Festival with The Great Australian Beer Spectapular till 19 May // #SpectapularEnterprises, #RocketComms https://www.gabsfestival.com/ and https://www.gabsfestival.com/melbourne-buy-tickets

The Melbourne Musicians with Mozart Piano Concerto No.19 in F major with Elyane Laussade - Concert Pianist at the James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Melbourne, Kew https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=450379&ref=mmweb // Frank Pam

SATURDAY, May 18
Zelman Symphony with Mozart's Clarinet at the Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre, Xavier College, Kew http://zelmansymphony.org.au/Concerts/18May2019 // George Deutsch / Holly Hayes

​Potential Films invite you to a new music documentary called RocKabul
in cinemas May 16
Today, Afghans are one of the largest migrant populations fleeing their country for Europe/the West. Since 2002 the international community has injected more than a trillion dollars into Afghanistan. What went wrong? This film examines the counter insurgency/ culture campaign that the US government [and others] waged. Told through the eyes of Afghan youth, who start the country's first ever heavy metal band and an adventurous Australian, who created a Western style music scene in the capital - Kabul. Will head banging, disenchanted Afghans win the hearts and minds of their peers or will the Taliban come back from the grave?
please read Roslynne Garwood-Webb review published: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/la-premiere.html

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​Dirty Rascal are about to release their new single 'What Would Love Do' on May 24 and head out on tour from May 11.
today Susie O'Day-Cashmere reviews the new single:
DIRTY RASCAL
“WHAT WOULD LOVE DO”
I love Dirty Rascal, I love everything about them. Just putting it out there!! The second single from their album “You be the king”, “What would love do” is an absolutely brilliant reggae inspired track, that I found myself putting on repeat.
Andrew McSweeney’s vocals are smooth and filled with such raw emotion, making it easy to absorb yourself into thought provoking lyrics. The rhythm section led by Jerry Spieser and Andy Dixon is incredibly powerful. It’s a mixture of reggae, soft rock and funk all rolled into the unique sound of Dirty Rascal.
The vocal harmonies are on pointe and the lyrics have a powerful social message relevant to each and all. I’m certain anyone who listens to this song will love it and solidify their views on just what a fabulous tight band Dirty Rascal are.
I can not wait to see them live when they come to Melbourne!!!
Susie Cashmere
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine expresses its special thanks to the musicians, Catalyst PR and personally Catherine Swinton for the opportunity to review the new single as well as Susie for her insight.

​Dirty Rascal are about to release their new single 'What Would Love Do' on May 24 and head out on tour from May 11.
WHAT WOULD LOVE DO - SINGLE RELEASE & TOUR
Dirty Rascal head out on their ‘What Would Love Do’ Tour in in May/June 2019. To coincide with the tour they release the radio edit of ‘What Would Love Do’ on Friday May 24 which will be the second single from their album, ‘You Be The King’. This reggae inspired track, rich with tasty guitar (care of the late, great Ross Hannaford) and vintage keys. They have a brilliant new music video to accompany the track as well. Andrew McSweeney’s emotive vocal sits easily over with the driving rhythm of Jerry Speiser. Written by Andrew and Jerry, Andrew had this to say about the meaning behind the track:
“‘What Would Love Do’ is about looking for an answer during challenging times and realising it might just be love. Yep pretty corny” says Andrew. “Beginning with stillness, silence, refection we allow the space for connection and for answers to present themselves. Disconnect to reconnect.”
‘You Be The King’ was released last year to critical acclaim and coincided with a series of shows, inspiring some great reviews. The strong energy within the group has inspired new audiences who eagerly await the new release.
Dirty Rascal shows have been described as:
“Life-affirming… this is songwriting to stir the soul.” - The Music
Dirty Rascal’s powerhouse rhythm section featuring Grammy award winner Jerry Speiser (Men at Work) and Andy Dixon (The Cloaks), with guitars and mandolin from songwriters Andrew McSweeney (McSweeney/Kutcha Edwards) and ARIA winner John Fleming (Scared Weird Little Guys), are capped off with lush vocal harmonies, all in the natural tuning of A432. There is a deep acknowledgement of the power of the feminine and masculine in songs which stretch from sweet country rock through soaring double guitar solos into reggae and funk.
Dirty Rascal’s new single ‘What Would Love Do’ will be available on all digital platforms from May 24
TOUR DATES
May 11 - Bendigo - Golden Vine Hotel Bendigo
May 24 - Adelaide - Wheatsheaf Hotel
May 31 - Brisbane - The Milk Factory
June 1 - Yandina - The Shared Yandina
June 2 - Byron Bay - The Rails
June 7 - Melbourne - The Spotted Mallard
June 9 - Warrnambool - The Loft
June 15 - Sydney - Lazybones Lounge
LINKS:
www.dirtyrascal.com.au
https://soundcloud.com/dirty-rascal-au
https://www.instagram.com/dirtyrascalband/
https://www.facebook.com/dirtyrascalAustralia/
all thanks to our friends at Catalyst PR Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine had a chance to review the new single and to cover the upcoming concert on June 7 at The Spotted Mallard Melbourne (media: Susie O'Day-Cashmere) Please stay tuned for more details.

​please note the following additions to our associates list: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/our-sponsors-and-sup… 
​
Peterloo film // Transmission Filmshttps://www.transmissionfilms.com.au/films/peterloo

​Dirty Rascal with new single #WhatWouldLoveDo and upcoming tour // Catalyst PR http://www.dirtyrascal.com.au/

GABS Festival of Beer Melbourne and Sydney // Rocket Communications Corp. / The Great Australian Beer Spectapular Great Australian Beer Spectapular, Royal Exhibition Building / #SpectapularEnterpriseshttps://www.gabsfestival.com/

Yirramboi Festival with Yirramboi Festival: Yirramboi Weelam // Prue Bassett Publicity https://yirramboi.net.au/

Melbourne French Theatre Inc with Panic hits the Ministry - panique au ministere http://melbournefrenchtheatre.org.au/current-production-may/ // Michael Bula Solicitors

​please make sure these events stay in your calendars highlighted in red ink:

WEDNESDAY, May 1
Melbourne French Theatre Inc / #MFTINC with Panic hits the Ministry - panique au ministere new production till 2 May // Library at the Dockhttp://www.mftinc.org

THURSDAY, May 2
#TopEndWedding movie release // Universal Pictures Australia, #EntertainmentOne and Goalpost Pictureshttps://www.goalpostpictures.com/top-end-wedding-2

#TheExtraordinaryJourneyOfTheFakir film release // Icon Film Distribution Australia https://www.iconmovies.com.au/…/the-extraordinary-journey-o…

Long Shot film release // STUDIOCANAL http://www.studiocanal.com.au/

​Yirramboi Festival: Yirramboi Festival: Yirramboi Weelam 2019 starts // Prue Bassett Publicity / Meat Market till 12 May https://yirramboi.net.au/

FRIDAY, May 3
Dog Lovers Show 2019 / Dog Lovers Show - Melbourne 2019 till May 5 // Royal Exhibition Building / HotHouse Media & Eventshttps://dogloversshow.com.au/

THURSDAY, May 9
The Hustle movie national release // Universal Pictureshttps://www.universalpictures.com.au/micro/the-hustle

Poms opens across Australia // Roadshowhttps://roadshow.com.au/titles/movies/stx/2019/poms

​Prue Bassett Publicity, Yirramboi Festival and Meat Market invites you to experience
Yirramboi Festival: Yirramboi Weelam 2019
DATES: 02-12 May 2019
LOCATION: assorted as per program
WEBSITE: https://yirramboi.net.au/
From 2 to 12 May, Australia’s premier First Peoples arts and cultural event YIRRAMBOI Festival will fill the city with an exciting program of free and low cost events across music, dance, theatre, film, exhibitions, markets, fashion parades, family-friendly events, talks and symposiums, at more than 25 different venues. YIRRAMBOI means ‘tomorrow’ in the shared local languages of the Boonwurrung and Woiwurrung peoples and the 2019 Festival has this idea at its core, presenting a future-focused celebration of the sophistication, diversity and continuous evolution of the longest living cultures of First Peoples. Curated by Creative Director, Boonwurrung woman Caroline Martin, YIRRAMBOI presents close to 100 events that will celebrate and demonstrate innovative, modern practices of First Nations creatives, showcasing unique talents and perspectives.
PROGRAM:
Night River – KIN Commission
Multi-artform music
YIRRAMBOI Weelam, Meat Market, North Melbourne
Fri 3/5 & Sat 4/5 – 7.00pm
Kalaji is the Nyikina word for ‘whirlwind’, originating from the Mardoowarra River of far north Western Australia. Kalaji is also the musical alias for in-demand screen and theatre actor Mark Coles Smith. In between winning a Helpmann Award for his role in Leah Purcell’s adaptation of The Drover’s Wife, and receiving AACTA nominations for his film roles in Last Cab to Darwin and Pawno, Mark has also appeared in numerous US television series. Night River is his first major experimental work under the alias Kalaji and a must-see immersive multimedia performance.
Tales of an Urban Indian (Canada)
Theatre - bus departs from Meat Market
Fri 3/5 & Sat 4/5 – 7.00pm, Sun 5/5 – 12pm & 2.00pm
Tales of an Urban Indian is a dark comedy about the life of Simon Douglas, a contemporary First Nations man raised on the reserve in British Columbia and the streets of downtown Vancouver. Uniquely staged on a moving bus driving around city locations, Simon encounters a variety of people who shape his journey. Simon finds hope as the play explores themes of survival and forgiveness, and examines issues of race and identity. The production has played all across Canada and in the United States, from remote communities to major urban centres.
Blak Mass - Naretha Williams
Saturday 4/5 - 11.00pm, Melbourne Town Hall
Following on from 2017’s stunning Federation Bells ritual performance Circle, Naretha Williams presents her second work in this series, combining the gargantuan Melbourne Town Hall Grand Organ and live electronics to realise her complex progressive compositions based on her own DNA. Blak Mass reflects on the city’s jarring civic history and the impact of colonisation on its First Peoples and Land, through an experimental, site specific musical performance developed for the Grand Organ. Blak Mass considers the Grand Organ as a significant symbol of European domination and reaches deep into the psyche of the instrument to create a haunting, avant-garde sound work.
Dan Sultan with special guests Alice Skye and Kalaji
Sunday 5/5 - 4.00pm, Melbourne Town Hall
ARIA award–winning alternative rock legend Dan Sultan as he performs exclusive songs for the Melbourne Town Hall Grand Organ, before his soulful voice and guitar fill the iconic space and captivate audiences in an electrifying concert. Support comes from outstanding performers Alice Skye (indie folk darling and winner of the 2018 Triple J Unearthed/National Indigenous Music Award) and Kalaji (the musical alias of award-winning actor Mark Coles Smith), both premiering new works composed in language, specially commissioned by City of Melbourne.
The Honouring – KIN Commission
Dance – La Mama Courthouse – 349 Drummond Street, Carlton
Tue 7/5 – 6.30pm, Wed 8/5 – 1.00pm & 7.30pm, Thu 9/5, Fri 10/5 & Sat 11/5 – 7.30pm
The Honouring is a provocative new solo work from physical performer and actor Jack Sheppard (Kurtjar people, Gulf of Carpentaria and Cape York). Jack’s meditations on the nature of culture, ritual and performance are reflected in The Honouring. Addressing suicide and trauma within First Nations communities, the work poses a deeply taboo question: when suicide is played out almost every day, does it then become a practice of ritual that has become weaved into our cultural identity? Through movement, dialogue, text and puppetry, The Honouring explores the transitions that the spirits take after suicide, and pays homage to their souls. Jack maps the journey of grief and acceptance that those left behind must travel. This is an unmissable world premiere event from a powerful new voice in emerging theatre."
Looking for Tiger Lily (USA)
Dance/theatre – Meat Market 
Wed 8/5, Thu 9/6 & Fri 10/5 – 6.15pm
Performing as Portland’s premier drag clown Carla Rossi, Anthony Hudson presents Looking For Tiger Lily, putting a queer spin on the ancestral traditions of storytelling through song, dance, drag and video. Carla asks what it means for a queer mixed First Nations person to experience their heritage through the lens of white normative culture. Growing up watching the 1960 production of Peter Pan – featuring Sondra Lee’s blonde, blue-eyed ‘Indian Princess’ Tiger Lily – Carla performs a repertoire from a conflicted cowboys-versus-Indians songbook. From Disney’s Pocahontas to Cher’s ‘Half-Breed’, Looking For Tiger Lily explores universal themes of innocence and experience beyond simple autobiography.
Blood Quantum – KIN Commission
Wed 8/5, Thu 9/5 & Fri 10/5 - 7.00pm, Sat 11/5 - 6.00pm
Dance - WXYZ Studios - 130 Dryburgh Street, North Melbourne
Based on real-life stories from her maternal grandparents who were part of the Stolen Generations, Blood Quantum is a new performance piece choreographed by Ngioka Bunda-Heath. This production is a unique family affair, exploring the childhood stories of Ngioka’s grandparents as recorded and woven into academic research by Professor Tracey Bunda, the artist’s mother. Blood Quantum examines the brutality of Australia’s government-sponsored displacement and relocation of Aboriginal youth, and its impact across three generations. Ngioka trained with Bangarra Dance Company’s Youth Program, currently dances for DubaiKungkaMiyalk (DKM) and has performed internationally as an independent artist. Blood Quantum was developed at Arts House Melbourne as part of the Indigenous Choreographers Residency.
Windigo (CANADA)
Dance/theatre
Fri 10/5 & Sat 11/5 – 7.00pm, Sun 12/5 – 5.00pm
150 Princes Street, North Carlton
Montreal-based dance company Lara Kramer Danse presents the fierce and visceral Windigo. Returning to her grandmother’s home in the Lac Seul Reserve in north western Ontario as part of Treaty 3, Lara Kramer confronts a latent war lurking under the surface. A northern epic with the air of a post-apocalyptic ballad, Windigo exorcises the demons and undercurrents of the violence perpetrated against First Nation peoples on Turtle Island.
Lara Kramer Danse (LKD) is a Montreal-based dance company supporting the research, creation, production and touring of Lara Kramer’s choreographies. Lara is a choreographer and multidisciplinary artist of mixed Oji-Cree and settler heritage whose works feature strong visuals and narratives exploring the strength and fragility of the human spirit."
**KIN COMMISSIONS
YIRRAMBOI has commissioned four emerging and mid-career First Nations practitioners based in Victoria to develop and showcase their work, known as the KIN Commissions (the Knowledge Industry Network). The YIRRAMBOI KIN Commissions provide direct support, resources and advice to early and intermediate career artists, to create, develop and present new work as part of YIRRAMBOI Festival 2019. The KIN Commissions place First Nations voices first and provide the authority to determine ‘our narratives, presented our way’. Four extraordinary new voices, working across a variety of mediums and disciplines – dance, theatre, visual arts, music and storytelling – present world premieres of their work throughout the Festival.
Night River by Kalaji (Mark Coles Smith)
YIRRAMBOI FESTIVAL 2019 PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
YIRRAMBOI WEELAM
YIRRAMBOI’s Festival hub, YIRRAMBOI Weelam, which means ‘YIRRAMBOI’s home’, will be housed in North Melbourne’s Meat Market. With a full program of events across the festival, a communal fire in the courtyard, food stalls and bars, audiences are invited to cosy up pre and post-show at the venue. The following events are free to attend.
• The opening ceremony at YIRRAMBOI Weelam kicks off the festivities with performances across a breadth of modern artforms including Deborah Cheetham, Homelands and Soju Gang.
• The Bad Apples Music House Party brings the rukus to YIRRAMBOI Weelam with protégés from the label of local hip hop legend Briggs.
• Blak Market X Sunday Jam Session will showcase 20 First Nations businesses across fashion, jewellery, crafts and bush food, along with chilled acoustic vibes from local music performers.
• In its Victorian debut, the world-famous Miss First Nation, a talent-based pageant for drag entertainers, takes place over three nights, starting with Drag Bingo followed by heats including Miss Talent & Best National Costume, before the queen is crowned in a grand final spectacular.
• Kutcha’s Carpool Koorioke four short films directed by John Harvey, featuring Mutti Mutti songman Kutcha Edwards cruising the ‘Dirty Mile’ of Fitzroy with Archie Roach, Alice Skye, Dan Sultan, Bart Willoughby and special guest Uncle Jack Charles.
BARRING YANABUL
On Saturday 4 May, Melbourne’s iconic public spaces, laneways and green spaces will host an epic free program of more than 40 pop-up events in a citywide Blak-out known as Barring Yanabul.
• Deborah Cheetham X The Dhungala Children’s Choir
• Freshies Block Party in Hosier Lane, featuring a fashion parade of First Nations models showcasing the Freshies Streetwear label, hosted by designer Jaeden Williams with live graffiti artists and DJ Sky Thomas on the decks.
• Ilid Kaolo (Taiwan) and singer-songwriter Alice Skye showcasing rarely heard traditional Taiwanese music from Ilid and songs from Alice’s debut album, Friends with Feelings
Barring Yannabul culminates in a youth takeover of Arts Centre Melbourne’s Hamer Hall with Kate ten Buuren’s dis rupt, followed by Yothu Yindi’s The Treaty Project – a ticketed concert at Hamer Hall.
MELBOURNE TOWN HALL CONCERTS
The Melbourne Town Hall Grand Organ is the focus for two world premiere performances:
• Naretha William’s Blak Mass – a haunting avant-garde site-specific sound work that considers the Grand Organ as a significant symbol of European domination.
• ARIA award-winning rock legend Dan Sultan performing exclusive songs supported by outstanding young artists Alice Skye and Kalaji, who are both premiering new works performed in language.
KIN COMMISSIONS
Commissioned by YIRRAMBOI as part of the KIN (Knowledge Industry Network) initiative, four emerging and mid-career Victorian-based First Nations practitioners premiere their works.
• Night River by Kalaji is an immersive, multimedia telling of Ancestral stories and the first major work under the name Kalaji, the musical alias of Helpmann Award winning actor Mark Coles Smith (The Drover’s Wife, Last Cab to Darwin and Pawno)
• Blood Quantum, performed and choreographed by Ngioka Bunda-Heath, is based on real-life stories from her maternal grandparents who were part of the Stolen Generations.
• Joel Bray’s Daddy is a saccharine and at times sinister examination of the colonial condition, his relationship with his father and queer adulthood.
• Jack Sheppard’s The Honouring is a provocative solo work combining movement, dialogue, text and puppetry, developed on themes of suicide and its effect on communities.
INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS
In 2018, YIRRAMBOI participated in Pulima, a Taiwanese First Nations Festival, and established an exciting new reciprocal relationship between Australian and Taiwanese First Nations creatives. At this year’s YIRRAMBOI Festival, First Nations Taiwanese artists will deliver cross-cultural collaborations:
• The winner of Miss First Nation Taiwan Rose Mary performing in Melbourne;
• Ilid Kaolo in concert with Alice Skye revisiting their 2018 collaboration created for Pulima;
• Performance artist Dondon Hounwn accompanying Peter Waples-Crowe’s exhibition insideOUT with Smapux – a spiritual healing ritual from the Taiwanese performance artist;
• Labay Eyong’s exhibition Red Dinosaur, reflecting on her role as a woman and mother in contemporary Taiwanese culture and weaving workshops with local artist Glenda Nicholls.
• Founder of Taiwan’s TAI Body Theatre WatanTusi in collaboration with local performance artist Carly Sheppard will showcase choreography piece Red Earth.
TALKS & SYMPOSIUMS 
2019 has been declared the International Year of Indigenous Languages and in honour the Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages (VACL) will present two symposiums facilitated by qualified Victorian linguists, Lee Healy and Harley Dunolly-Lee. Each explore how the revival of First Nations languages is critical to cultural strengthening, health and wellbeing, education and reconciliation. 
Paola Balla and Arika Roo Waulu lead a series of Critical Conversations, including a public panel event and invitation-only workshops exploring the importance of Koorie representation in major public, arts and cultural institutions and in shaping policy decisions. Rachael Maza and Tiriki Onus will share stories and cultural practices in two special editions of The History Salon.
YIRRAMBOI venue partners
Arts Centre Melbourne - Arts House - La Mama - Melbourne Recital Centre
Tickets on sale tonight yirramboi.net.au 
Follow #YIRRAMBOI for updates in the lead up to and during the festival
Facebook: facebook.com/Yirramboi
Instagram: instagram.com/yirramboi/
All thanks to our friends at the Prue Bassett Publicity Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is proudly covering the two festival events:#TalesOfAnUrbanIndian (Canada) - media Marina Skliar and #DanSultanwith special guests Alice Skye and Kalaji - media Stuart Buchanan) Please stay tuned for mode details.

​please make sure these events are reflected in your calendars in red pencil or what ever color you prefer them to be - does not matter to me - just make them standing out please:
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THURSDAY, March 28
Where Hands Touch movie release // Rialto AU / Rialto Distribution AUhttp://au.rialtodistribution.com/where-hands-touch.html

THURSDAY, April 11
#Little movie release // Universal Pictures Australiahttps://www.universalpictures.com/movies/little

Missing Link film release // Roadshowhttps://roadshow.com.au/titl…/movies/roadshow/…/missing-link

Back of the Net movie release // NixCo https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8211214/

Hellboy movie release // Roadshowhttps://roadshow.com.au/titles/movies/roadshow/2019/hellboy

SUNDAY, April 14
Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research CentreFundraiser in Melbourne with the signer Sanam Marvi Charity Sufi Concert // Shaukat Khanum Fundraiser with Sufi legendary singer Sanam Marvi /Deakin Edge, Federation Square https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/skmch-fundraiser-in-melbour…

MONDAY, April 15
MARQUIS FASHION MAGAZINE photoshoot with Mikayla Stevens and Tony Collins

​The Melbourne Musicians present a new concert called
Mozart Project with Elyane Laussade - f Major / Mozart Piano Concerto No.19 in F major with Elyane Laussade
DATE: Friday 17 May 2019 at 7:30pm
LOCATION: Mlc James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Melbourne, 207 Barkers Road, Kew, VIC 3101
WEBSITE: https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=450379&ref=mmweb
Julliard-trained pianist Elyane Laussade - Concert Pianist has embarked on a project of playing every Mozart piano concerto. This is the second of three she will play with The Melbourne Musicians in 2019.
- Haydn 12 German Dances (Premiere)
- Mozart Piano Concerto No. 19 in F major, K.459
- Dittersdorf Symphony in F major Kr.70
- Haydn Symphony No.49 in F minor (La Passione).
All thanks to our friends at The Melbourne Musicians and Frank Pam, the orchestra conductor personally Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is proud to be reviewing the concert (media: Natasha Lukin) Please stay tuned for more information

​#ThePalmsAtCrown , #MakeADifference (MAD) PR and Michael Boyd at #BoydProductions presented The Ultimate Vegas Show
on 30 March with only two breathtaking performances http://theultimatevegasshow.com.au/
in his review Alexander O. Montgomery writes: "'The Ultimate Vegas show' is truly one of the world's best and is a must see show before you die. As such, I rate this show a solid full 10 out of 10 stars!!" please read Alexander's full review we release today: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling
#BohemianRhapsodyWeeklyMagazine expresses its special thanks to the show organisers and managers (and personally to Michael J Wilkie at #MADPR ) for the invite and opportunity to speak about this incredible production as well as to Alexander for his constant support of the work of our magazine, his talent of capturing the essence of art and his brilliant writing skills!
please note that the show is on tour and can be seen by our Perth readers soon on May 11: https://www.ticketmaster.com.au/The-Ultimate-Vega…/…/2107643

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​please note these new additions to our associates list:
http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/our-sponsors-and-sup…

Shaukat Khanum Fundraiser with Sufi legendary singer Sanam Marvi // SKMCH Fundraiser in Melbourne - Sanam Marvi Charity Sufi Concert / Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital and Research Center, SalamFest and Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Foundation, Australia / Deakin Edge, Federation Square https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/skmch-fundraiser-in-melbour…

​Alexander Calder Exhibition - Radical Inventor /.#AlexanderCalderRadicalInventor // National Gallery of Victoriahttps://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/alexander-calder/

The Ultimate Vegas Show // The Palms at Crown / Make A Difference (MAD) PR https://www.crownmelbourne.com.au/…/liv…/ultimate-vegas-show

Dog Lovers Show - Melbourne 2019 // Royal Exhibition Building / HotHouse Media & Events / Dog Lovers Show https://dogloversshow.com.au/

​Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre, SalamFest and Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Foundation, Australia invite you to support
Shaukat Khanum Fundraiser with Sufi legendary singer Sanam Marvi / SKMCH Fundraiser in Melbourne - Sanam Marvi Charity Sufi Concert
DATE: Sun 14 April 2019 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm AEST
LOCATION: Deakin Edge, Federation Square Flinders Street Melbourne, VIC 3000
WEBSITE: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/skmch-fundraiser-in-melbour…
Melbourne Fundraiser 2019 special performance by Sanam Marvi Official in support of Pakistan's 3rd Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre being built in Karachi. To support the fund raising effort to build Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital in Karachi, UNESCO award winning Pakistani Sufi singer Sanam Marvi will be performing live. We will also be auctioning a cricket bat and two balls signed by Imran Khan himself.
Please support this great cause and give hope to bring a new dawn for people suffering from cancer in Pakistan by coming to the concert. All proceeds go to Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Foundation Limited. Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Foundation Limited (SKMCFL) is registered with the Australian Charities & Not-For-Profits Commission (ACNC). Australian Business Number (ABN): 28 607 342 325; Charity Number (CFN): 24069
For Tickets & Information, Please Contact: 
Ayesha Bux: +61 423 085 422
Zarmeen Hassan: +61 452 427 977‬
Karima Farouque: +61 405 354 075
Alan Loow : +61 433 188 462
Syed Ariz: +61 415 779 780
Mujtaba Habib: +61 479 147 207
All thanks to our friends at the #SalamFestival Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazineis proud to cover this noble mission (media: Glen Wilson) Please stay tuned for more information.

Sanam Marvi sings: