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- Ali & Ava - Only in cinemas from 30 June 2022 We have 10 double in-season passes thanks to…

Show People (Chapel Off Chapel) – theatre review

Bold, brassy, belligerent, sensitive and respectful. The supremely talented Christie Whelan-Browne is all that and much more, as she tackles the…

Siren Queen (Nghi Vo) – book review

Nghi Vo’s new novel Siren Queen is both a celebration of and warning about the golden years of Hollywood. Vo…

Bernhardt/Hamlet (Queensland Theatre) – theatre review

With clam-shell surrounded footlights bordering its stage within a stage, Bernhardt/Hamlet immediately urges its audience to step back to the…

The Invisible Opera (Federation Square) – theatre review

The Invisible Opera literally gives you a grandstand seat to the comings and goings in Melbourne’s CBD. With seven rows of…

Benediction – movie review

Benediction is a complex but ultimately moving biopic about the revered Siegfried Sassoon, one of Britain’s great war time poets.…

Jurassic World Dominion – movie review

With a life span approaching that of many a dinosaur (30 years), the Jurassic saga comes to an end with…

A Hero -movie review

Asghar Farhadi (A Separation – which won an Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film in 2012) is an Iranian filmmaker…

The Picture of Dorian Gray (Arts Centre Melbourne) – theatre review

The Picture of Dorian Gray is an extraordinary triumph of talent and theatricality. It is the very finest of entertainment involving…

The Torrent (Dinuka McKenzie) – book review

With major flooding in Northern New South Wales and Southern Queensland fresh in the minds of Australians, Dinuka McKenzie’s debut…