Project Hail Mary (M) – 156 minutes – movie review 5 months ago The expression Hail Mary refers to a last-ditch attempt at an unlikely outcome. And so it is that Project Hail… Colours of Time (part of the French Film Festival) – movie review 6 months ago A comedic drama romance, Colours of Time is intriguing tale about the past and how it can help inform the… REBEL, at The MC Showroom – musical theatre review 6 months ago REBEL is a musical that delves into one man’s journey to discover his true self. It is an exploration of… Year of the Rooster (Spinning Plates Co.), at fortyfivedownstairs – theatre review 6 months ago Bold and bodacious, why wouldn’t I start crowing about Year of the Rooster (the third part of what has become… The Diary of Anne Frank, at the Athenaeum Theatre (Melbourne) and State Theatre (Sydney) – theatre review 6 months ago Anne Frank’s story is a tragic but inspiring one and it is played out in dramatic fashion on stage. As… How to Make a Killing (M) – 105 minutes 6 months ago Four hours before he is due for execution, Becket Redfellow (Glen Powell) is visited by a priest (Adrian Lukas). In… Now, at Theatre Works’ Explosives Factory – theatre review 6 months ago With technology continuing to advance at a rapid rate, Now deals with a new take on reality post COVID-19. A… I Thought You Said (Tip Toe Theatre), at Theatre Works’ Explosives Factory – theatre review 6 months ago Stars are falling from the sky, but why? Clearly, it is a portent of things to come. The end of… POKÉLESQUE (GEEK OUT! Nerdlesque), at Theatre Works – theatre review 6 months ago Zany and deliberately over-the-top, the burlesque, drag play POKÉLESQUE, featuring improvisation and audience participation, makes for a fun night out.… Ed Sheeran Loop Tour, at Marvel Stadium and Adelaide Oval – concert review 6 months ago Why is Ed Sheeran one of the most beloved (and, unquestionably, highly talented) musical artists on the planet? Having arrived… Next» « Previous