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Halloween Ends – movie review

Although the title of this film is Halloween Ends, after 13 instalments (three since the reboot) you have to ask…

Weather Alive (Beth Orton) – music review

When Beth Orton came on the scene in the mid-nineties with her mix of folk and electronica, aided by then…

Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett (Queen Victoria Market) – theatre review

Risqué and ribald, the R-rated treat that is Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett features an astounding cavalcade of talent. Provocative costuming, sexual…

Maror (Lavie Tidhar) – book review

Science fiction and fantasy writer Lavie Tidhar turns to the very real history of Israel in his latest novel, Maror.…

New music round-up (for w/e 7 October 2022)

Our selection of the best new music across a range of genres from the week ending 7 October 2022. TSHA…

Chicago (National Theatre) – theatre review

CLOC’s production of the hit musical Chicago sizzles. It is cheeky and cheery and holds its own nearly half a century…

Romeo and Juliet (The Australian Ballet) – ballet review

After a 19-year hiatus, the emotion charged, highly acclaimed production of Romeo and Juliet by choreographer John Cranko takes centre…

Win tickets to the Cunard British Film Festival

- Cunard British Film Festival - In Palace Cinemas nationally from 18 October 2022 We have 5 double passes to…

Everyman & His Dog (Theatre Works’ Explosives Factory) – theatre review

Dr John Everyman (Dennis Coard) is a retired and much-loved GP who lost his wife Sophia, when she was just…

Holding the Man (Chapel Off Chapel) – theatre review

Based on a memoir by the late Timothy Conigrave, playwright Tommy Murphy has given us an up close and personal…