Revolt Productions Pty Ltd

Such an awesome venue. Located in an industrial area in Kensington, this venue reminds me of the warehouse shows I used to attend in San Francisco. Big enough to attract a variety of people, but small enough to maintain a bit of intimacy without any of the pushing and shoving and suffocation.
Great bar staff, but not so great drink options (plastic wine glasses pre-​filled with not so great wine). But that’s alright, I’m not here for the wine, but the music and atmosphere, which was spot on.
If you have the opportunity to attend a gig here, definitely go. The only downside, its location, which is great for privacy and loud music, but taxis are not abundant. There’s a queue with taxis coming by every so often. It’s near a train station, but by the time you get out, the last train has usually left.

A truly wonderful part of Melbourne. This place has it all, live music, art, dance and best of all, theatre. The only thing better than the wonderfully cavernous space is the staff. Always friendly and helpful. GO TO THIS PLACE!

Revolt art space is a wonderful, amazing venue located in the suburb of Kensington, which is about 10 minutes away from the CBD. When I first came here it was to see one of my favorite bands (Bonjah) play on Australia day 2010.
I was blown away. The huge ‘factory’ is abundant with art. It’s visual candy — everywhere.
There are separate rooms with couches filled with sculptures and paintings. It has a main stage with with ample room for standing to watch a band or performer. Performers vary from dancers to mimes to comedians to actors.
Revolt is open most days — it has a chill atmosphere you can just call in have a coffee and read a book or attend one of the many events which can be found on their website.
The staff at Revolt are a family — literally. They took lease of the space in 2009 and have worked hard to make it what it is today. I was lucky enough to volunteer during the 2011 Fringe Festival which was a great experience.
I encourage you all to call into Revolt & check it out, if only for the visual experience. You will be amazed at this place & wonder why you have never visited there before. They serve alcohol & have bar food.

Revolt is a secret pirate cave of wonderment. I want to say more, but I don’t think I could capture the excitement of the first time I entered and wandered around the many rooms and spaces that have amassed in this new performing arts centre in Kensington.
It’s a maze, designed with both performers and audience in mind. The crew make sure you’re getting a truly unique experience by either attending or using Revolt to stage your event. What’s more (and the bit I think I like the most) is their philosophy of supporting new artists. For someone with a great idea but not a big plan on how to market that idea, this is possibly the place to approach to stage it.
It’s a bit of a secret, really, tucked down a back street in an unassuming warehouse district, but not one that should stay so.