Bring It On!, The Musical (theatrical.), at the National Theatre – musical theatre review 3 days ago Lively, colourful and energetic, Bring It On!, The Musical focuses on the competitive world of cheerleading. Debuting in the US… Árru (part of the Nordic Film Festival) – 95 minutes – movie review 4 days ago Beautifully shot in Sápmi, the traditional homeland of the Sámi, the indigenous people of the Arctic, Árru is a slow… Evil Dead Burn (R) – 110 minutes – movie review 6 days ago This is one for stalwarts of the horror gore genre because it doesn’t hold back – in short, it is… TYCHO! Beyond the Baton – 95 minutes – documentary review 1 week ago From Hungarian child prodigy to feted Australian musical genius, Tommy Tycho led a stimulating and adventurous life, overcoming a series… The Last Resort, at the Nordic Film Festival – movie review 1 week ago The global refugee crisis is brought into sharp focus in a tightly wound, suspenseful drama based around a family holiday.… Smithsonian Starstruck (Fever), at Level 1, 206 Bourke Street, Melbourne – virtual reality review 2 weeks ago With so many stars and planets in the universe, why is Earth the only one we know of so far… EONARIUM Enlightenment, at the Immigration Museum in Melbourne – installation art review 2 weeks ago A cavalcade of colour, movement and sound, EONARIUM Enlightenment is a sensory sensation with huge emotional resonance. Upstairs at the… Sweet Charity (Heirlume Productions) at Chapel Off Chapel – musical theatre review 2 weeks ago Tragicomic in nature, Sweet Charity features a series of big musical numbers. It premiered on Broadway in 1966, was nominated… Disney On Ice presents Magic in the Stars (Feld Entertainment), at Rod Laver Arena and touring – theatre review 2 weeks ago It is known as the magical world of Disney for a reason, which is immediately evident when you witness the… Losing Face (MTC), at Southbank Theatre, The Sumner – theatre review 2 weeks ago The wellness industry gets a well-deserved dressing down in Marieke Hardy’s uproarious comedy with a dark underbelly, Losing Face. Jo… Next»