Step into MO'JU’s world for a night of music, story and truth-telling. This Naarm/Melbourne-based multidisciplinary artist crafts a powerful, unique brand of RnB, tackling themes of race, identity, and colonisation with incisive lyricism.

A third gender, third culture powerhouse (Filipino / Wiradjuri), MO'JU resists being pigeon-holed by genre and stands not just as an artist but as a vital voice for change. They’re known for continually exploring new sounds and aspiring to create music that is completely them.

Experience the depth and dynamism of MO'JU's artistry, where music transcends entertainment to become a platform for powerful conversations and collective hope.

Joining them is Zoë Coombs Marr, a performer, writer, and comedian known for her boundary-pushing comedy that weaves intersectional feminism with wisecracks. Having won multiple awards for her shows, including the Melbourne Comedy Festival Award and a prestigious Herald Angel Award in Edinburgh, Zoë brings her sharp wit and insightful commentary to the stage, promising both laughter and reflection.

It's time to descend the steps of Mary’s Underground and reemerge changed and charged with ideas.

Vivid Sydney Supper Club is your festival go-to for late-night cabaret at Mary’s Underground. This year comedy darling Rhys Nicholson and ARIA award winning musician Georgia Mooney have curated, quite frankly, a sparkling and sen-bloody-sational line-up of comedy, music and storytelling.