An Audience with Don Dunstan – theatre review 9 months ago Strong socially progressive views, music and poetry distinguish Neil Cole’s new play An Audience with Don Dunstan. It shines a… Kagami: Ryuichi Sakamoto & Tin Drum (Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre) – theatre review 9 months ago A Zen experience involving the late, great Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto (17th January, 1952 – 28th March, 2023), Kagami fuses… The Removalists (MTC) – theatre review 9 months ago A rogue cop, police brutality and domestic violence are front and centre in David Williamson’s incendiary satire The Removalists. Written… Black Bag – movie review 9 months ago British intelligence is under the microscope in Black Bag. George Woodhouse (Michael Fassbender) is an elite operative at Britain’s closely… An Audience with Don Dunstan (Chapel Off Chapel) – theatre review 9 months ago Strong socially progressive views, music and poetry distinguish Neil Cole’s new play An Audience with Don Dunstan. It shines a… RBG: Of Many, One (Sydney Theatre Company) – theatre review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 9 months ago Stunning. Brilliant. Remarkable. Heather Mitchell’s portrayal of US Supreme Court judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg is one of the most extraordinary… Spit – movie review 9 months ago The filmmakers have dipped back into the well and reprised an iconic Australian character. I speak of Johnny Spitieri (aka… Three Sisters (Theatre Works) – theatre review 9 months ago Misery abounds in Anton Chekov’s Three Sisters. One hundred and 25 years after he wrote it, it continues to resonate.… The Monkey – movie review 9 months ago This is a film with heaps of dastardly monkeying about. Over the top. You betcha. It revels in beheadings, spearing,… Carmen (The Australian Ballet) – ballet review 9 months ago Dark and dramatic comes this contemporary adaptation of Georges Bizet’s 19th-century opera. What choreographer John Inger has done in recreating… Next» « Previous