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Euphoria (Melbourne Town Hall)

As Gordon Gekko, in the 1987 Oliver Stone-directed hit film Wall Street, Michael Douglas said “greed, for lack of a…

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – movie review

Mesmerising graphics and non-stop, often helter-skelter, action mark the thrilling new Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, which has no shortage of…

Climbers (fortyfivedownstairs) – theatre review

It’s all good, clean, innocent, engaging, adventurous and flirtatious fun, until it isn’t. It is 1939 and I speak of a…

Moth (Theatre Works) – theatre review

What is truth and what is fantasy? The lines are blurred in the dramatic play Moth, which speaks to teen…

Win tickets to Cats in the Museum

- Cats in the Museum - Only in cinemas from 22 June 2023 We have 10 family (4 people) in-season…

In the Lives of Puppets (TJ Klune) – book review

There have been a few recent screen adaptations of the classic tale of Pinocchio, the marionette who wanted to be…

The Blue Caftan – movie review

The Blue Caftan is a sensitive and engaging queer themed story. It won the FIPRESCI Prize at Cannes in 2022…

John Farnham: Finding the Voice – movie review

I’ll never understand why Australia’s greatest and most talented singer, John Farnham, never really took off in a big way…

Jacky (MTC) – theatre review

Racism, disadvantage, “the mob” and money collide in the incendiary new work from Declan Furber Gillick, five years in the…

At What Cost? (Queensland Theatre) – theatre review

Moving and at times confronting, At What Cost? leaves the audience in a stunned silence for a moment, until the…