Rolling Thunder Vietnam is a deeply emotional, richly rewarding musical and narrative experience that takes you to the heart of…

Basketball is huge in America; and Air Jordan shoes are now synonymous with it. Of course, that wasn’t always the…

The quirky dramedy Linoleum concerns a decent man of science who always wanted to be an astronaut. That man is…

Brilliantly performed by Justine Clarke who, as the 27th Australian Prime Minister, displays determination, indignance and frustration, I would suggest…

True crime and true crime podcasts are having a moment, not only in the real world but also in fiction.…

We’re among African Americans in a working-class suburb in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the 1950s. Although affable when it suits him, Troy…

The word ‘Rhinestone’ immediately makes me think of ‘Cowboy’. So, when I saw the title of the current play at…

What a hoot! Featured performer Jay James-Moody, the artistic director of Squabbalogic Independent Music Theatre, has adapted (to the present day)…

Hirokazu Kore-eda is one of Japan’s greatest living filmmakers. You could mount a case he’s the greatest living Japanese filmmaker…

Opera Australia’s Handa Opera Madama Butterfly sears with emotion. It is a splendid and spectacular offering, with surprises, against the backdrop…