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Special rounds performed by popular professional entertainers. A number of our company and corporate clients enjoyed the talents of Stu Kinkaid and Hound of the Baskervilles in 2008 as part of their trivia event. This year, the extremely talented and very funny Andrew McClelland joins the team. For a low extra charge, our talented professional performers add a new dimension to your event. The special guests join the Melbourne Trivia host, presenting a session of live questions in their own inimitable style.

Our programme will continue to include multi-media and host-presented rounds as always. Click here to find out more.



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Past Events

The annual battle of the buffs was back at Kilda Town Hall for the launch of this popular festival and, as usual, there was blood on the celluloid. Tarantino... pshaw! A pussy compared with this lot.

Thirteen of Melbourne and Australia's top bookshops and publishers celebrated the launch of Trivia Nights for Dummies whilst fighting to the death to prove themselves top of the literary trivia heap. The team from  Borders won. A very enjoyable night.

How long can this go on? Once more, a bunch of Melbourne's major arts organisations competed. This year, youth triumphed as the Next Wave Festival took the victor's trophy.

Once again, the launch of the St Kilda Film Festival was celebrated with a film trivia night in which the film buffs fought hard and the rest of us drank and enjoyed.

Determined on revenge, triumph and, above all, a good time, 14 of Melbourne's leading festivals and arts organisations met yet again to face the Fringe's fourth annual Trivia Challenge. The Comedy Festival fielded a strong team including trivia wiz, Toby Sullivan and modestly (!) celebrated their win.

Music of all kinds from baroque to roque... err...rock... Also a great range of fun trivia.There was live music before, during and after, including a fanfare written for the occasion.

For the second year in a row it was huge, as 200 film buffs met and competed at the Espy. No quarter asked and none given — and we all had a very good time.

What a great night! Lots of laughs and food and drink — and more 60s trivia than the Beatles could write a song about. There were some wonderful prizes too. The evening was part of the NGV's Art & the 60s exhibition.

Brains Behind the Games was an on-line trivia competition for corporate employees, with the top thirty scorers bringing a team from their company to town for a spectacular live finale. A great night with a guest appearance by Olympic and Commonwealth Games diver, Loudy Tourky. Law firm, Minter Ellison won the night.

This free event was part of the Victorian Art After Dark Open Day programme. A diverse group had lots of fun as well-known Melbourne personality Janet A McLeod hosted an entertaining trivia night in the historic State Library of Victoria.

The third Fringe Trivia Challenge packed North Melbourne Town Hall with bodies and noise as the Melbourne International Arts Festival won their second trophy in three years. There are fears that they are going to be insufferable over the coming year. A great night

A unique event in Melbourne's cultural life, the Fringe Trivia Challenge is probably the only time that most of Melbourne's major festivals and other arts groups get together socially. Competition is intense and alcohol is consumed.

Each year, Melbourne Fringe challenges Melbourne International Arts Festival, Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Melbourne International Film Festival, the Malthouse, Midsumma, Circus Oz, Next Wave Festival, PBS FM Radio, the Spiegeltent, St Kilda Festival and invited arts media to a trivia contest.

MIAF won the first challenge in a thrilling tiebreaker with Midsumma then, after winning in 2004, Fringe were unbearably smug. Midsumma have left, once again vowing revenge!

 

 

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