Romeo and Juliet (The Australian Ballet) – ballet review 2 years ago 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 2 years ago - 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 2 years ago 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 2 years ago Based on a memoir by the late Timothy Conigrave, playwright Tommy Murphy has given us an up close and personal… Wilderness of Mirrors (The Black Angels) – music review 2 years ago The psychedelic sounds of The Black Angels have been darkening our ears ever since their excellent first album Passover released… Amsterdam – movie review 2 years ago If the recent See How They Run was a movie for theatre nerds, Amsterdam is a movie for history nerds.… Don’t Worry Darling – movie review 2 years ago The much talked-about Don’t Worry Darling has created some pre-release buzz, not always for the right reasons. But alleged on-set… British Film Festival 2022 – a preview 2 years ago The 2022 Cunard British Film Festival full programme has been unveiled with a formidable line-up celebrating the talents of Britain’s… The Latecomer (Jean Hanff Korelitz) – book review 2 years ago Jean Hanff Korelitz’s last book, The Plot, was a morality play on the issue of authorship and the use of… On the Count of Three – movie review 2 years ago WARNING: PLEASE BE AWARE THIS REVIEW CONTAINS DETAILS OF A CONFRONTING THEME In Jerrod Carmichael’s dramatic comedy On the Count… Next» « Previous