Melanie Bracewell: A Little Treat (Max Watt’s and touring) – theatre review 8 months ago Mel Bracewell is comic gold. She is a delightful yarn spinner, who turns the ordinary into the special. Appropriately, she… Harry Potter: The Exhibition (Fever Exhibition and Experience Centre – 62 Dawson Street, Brunswick) – exhibition review 8 months ago Harry Potter is a global cultural phenomenon. It started with what became the most successful book series in history (more… Jordan Barr: Dog Why (The Westin Melbourne) – theatre review 9 months ago Frequently politically incorrect, Jordan Barr revels in pushing the boundaries in a show that stirs the pot. Many are in… Lightfall: Nature After Dark (Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne) – theatre review 9 months ago Lightscape (Friday, 20th June – Sunday, 10th August, 2025) has become an annual, must-see cavalcade of illuminated wonder at Royal… Antilton (Theatre Works’ Explosives Factory) – theatre review 9 months ago It has the look and feel of a silly student production. It marks the first fully written play and directorial… One Man Musical (Arts Centre Melbourne) – musical theatre review 9 months ago A horrendous sound mix – it was too loud and distorting – ruined what could have been one of the… Snow White – movie review 9 months ago With charming characters and impressive special effects, the reimagined Snow White is delightful. The original 1937 animated film Snow White… Oh, Canada – movie review 9 months ago Oh, Canada is a confessional … a reckoning for a dying man. Writer and director Paul Schrader collaborated with actor… Gillian Cosgriff: Fresh New Worries (Arts Centre Melbourne) – theatre review 9 months ago As her show reveals, Gillian Cosgriff is a born worrier who Googles just about everything. But, of course, she is… Geraldine Hickey: Meander (Arts Centre Melbourne) – theatre review 9 months ago There is nothing comedian Geraldine Hickey likes more to clear her mind than a bit of a wander – a… Next» « Previous