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Oracle (Regal Theatre) – theatre review

Oracle is an electrifying and sensual mix of circus, burlesque and dance, which showcases the emergence of the 12 zodiac…

Rone’s Time (Flinders Street Station) – art review

Geelong-born, Melbourne-based former street artist Rone (birth name Tyrone Wright) has crafted a remarkable time capsule three years in the…

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania – movie review

The fifth cycle of Marvel Cinematic Universe films kicks off with Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. In the hands of…

Cruel Intentions: The 90’s Musical (Athenaeum Theatre)

Cruel Intentions: The 90’s Musical sizzles, with powerhouse performances and a rousing score. There’s palpable excitement and anticipation in the theatre…

Corsage – movie review

The European co-production Corage is an unconventional biopic looking at the (largely fictional) last year in the life of Empress…

Women Talking – movie review

Even though this is a work of fiction (termed “an act of female imagination”), the starting point for Women Talking…

This Stupid World (Yo La Tengo) – music review

Yo La Tengo have been faithfully plugging along for nearly 40 years, with a new release every few years offering…

Nosferatu (Malthouse Theatre) – theatre review

The play starts with a heartfelt warning from one of the characters that only tragedy puts you on the map. A…

Locked Ward (Anne Buist) – book review

Anne Buist continues to put the psychology, and particularly the psychology of women and mothers, in the centre with what…

The Honeymoon – movie review

The cringeworthy and unfunny comedy The Honeymoon is an Italian/British co-production and it’s received some of the worst reviews of…