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One Fine Morning – movie review

A moving, slice-of-life piece, One Fine Morning combines the sensitive touch of writer-director Mia Hansen-Love (Bergman Island) with the acting…

Shadow Spirit (above Flinders Street Station) – exhibition review

Shadow Spirit is an artistic showcase – a microcosm of what is impressive and meaningful about indigenous culture. It is an…

Consent (Seymour Centre) – theatre review

If you have a dim view of the legal profession, Consent will only confirm what you always suspected. Apologies in…

The Charade (The MC Showroom) – theatre review

A dysfunctional family gathers for the first time in a decade two months after the passing of the three adult…

The Culture (Theatre Works’ Explosives Factory) – theatre review

Will (Mina Asfour) and Katie (Laura Jackson) are millennial best friends who live together. Both single (Will is a member of…

Happy 50 – movie review

Director Eric Lavaine reunites most of the cast of his 2014 ensemble comedy Barbecue and brings them back to reprise…

TANZ – dance review

WARNING – FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLYTen naked women cavorting on stage in a comic book reality is the wild work…

The Bank of Dave – movie review

The feelgood film The Bank of Dave is based on the true story of Dave Fishwick; a businessman from Burnley,…

Death of a Salesman (Chapel Off Chapel) – theatre review

Almost three quarters of a century after it was written, the power, passion and desolation intrinsic to Arthur Miller’s Death…

Dying to Know (Rae Cairns) – book review

Rae Cairns was shortlisted for the best debut crime novel in the Ned Kelly Awards in 2021 for her then…