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The Marvellous Life of Carlo Gatti (Theatre Works) – theatre review

A pianist from an ice cream parlour (Connor Dariol), a psychologist (Shamita Siva) and a physicist (El Kiley) get together. No,…

The Daughter of Doctor Moreau (Silvia Moreno-Garcia) – book review

Sylvia Moreno-Garcia seems determined to write a book in every sub-genre of science fiction, fantasy and horror. She has taken…

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- Orphan: First Kill - Only in cinemas from 1 September 2022 We have 5 double in-season passes thanks to…

The One (The Ensemble) – theatre review

One of the best ways to communicate a message is through humour. The One, now being performed at The Ensemble,…

The Importance of Being Jewish (Saltpillar Theatre) – theatre review

A romp, The Importance of Being Jewish showcases playwright Rob Selzer’s insight and wit. For the past 30 years, architect Ray…

Bullet Train – movie review

People and cultures collide in David Leitch’s literally fast-paced action thriller, Bullet Train. Leitch (Deadpool 2) uses his stylised but…

Employee of the Month – movie review

Vincent Peltier’s (Jerome Commandeur) life is on the line in the often-hilarious French comedy Employee of the Month. When travelling…

Juniper – movie review

She’s rude, belligerent and overbearing, and proud of it. She’s crippled and ailing, drinks like a fish and has been…

The Woman in the Library (Sulari Gentill) – book review

Australian crime author Sulari Gentill is probably best known for her historical Roland Sinclair series. But as her 2018 Ned…

Falling for Figaro – movie review

This enjoyable if somewhat formulaic romantic comedy comes from Australian filmmaker Ben Lewin, who gave us The Sessions with Helen…