A person wearing a tshirt and backwards-facing cap holding a whiteboard in front of their mouth that says "Tell me something I don't know"
Photograph: Duncan Jacob

Tell Me Something I Don't Know

Comedians, performers, writers and artists are banding together to teach Melburnians something new
  • Things to do, Classes and workshops
Nicola Dowse
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Time Out says

We all entered into lockdowns with such hubris. “Yes!” we collectively proclaimed, “We will use our time at home to better ourselves!” This was a lie. However, it’s never too late to learn something new, as the artists taking part in Tell Me Something I Don’t Know can attest.

Every day at 1pm during Melbourne Fringe Festival, a different artist will be taking over the festival’s Facebook page for five minutes to teach us something new. Maybe it’ll be something serious or useful – maybe it won’t. A diverse line-up of creatives have signed on to mentor at-home Melburnians, however, so you’re sure to learn something along the way from the likes of Nina Oyama, Clementine Ford, Karen from Finance and Jude Perl to name a few.

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1pm
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