Breakers (Doug Johnstone) – book review
I think it was Billy Connolly, most likely during one of his numerous appearances on
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‘night, Mother (Iron Lung) – theatre review
What do you do when the cards you’ve been dealt aren’t enough? In Jessie Cates’
A Nearly Normal Family (M. T. Edvardsson) – book review
Stella is the only child of Adam, a pastor, and Ulrika, a lawyer. Stella is
Allegra in Three Parts (Suzanne Daniel) – book review
Allegra in Three Parts made me cry, I’m not going to hide it. Grab your
Magpie – theatre review
According to American novelist Flannery O’Connor, “the beginning of human knowledge is through the senses”.
The Heiresses – movie review
It’s rare that we get to see a film from Paraguay. It’s even rarer that
Folk (Ensemble) – theatre review
You have to love the Irish! They seem to have an optimism and cheeriness that’s
Pokémon Detective Pikachu – movie review
When my kids were younger, they loved Pokémon. They’ve now outgrown that phase but the
A View from the Bridge (MTC) – theatre review
Dread is palpable throughout Arthur Miller’s drama A View from the Bridge. The Melbourne Theatre
The Lost Girls (Jennifer Spence) – book review
The Lost Girls by Jennifer Spence is a new release reminiscent in some ways of