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Miss Fisher & the Crypt of Tears – movie review

A delightful Indiana Jones-like mystery, Miss Fisher & the Crypt of Tears features colourful characters, lavish costumes and magnificent locales.…

The Invisible Man – movie review

Produced under the auspices of Blumhouse, which specialises in horror, The Invisible Man is a taut psychological thriller that effectively…

The Curtain (fortyfivedownstairs) – theatre review

A slow moving, wordy piece about loneliness, fragility and connection, I can’t say The Curtain lit up my life. Set…

The Stranger (Netflix) – streaming review

Planting little seeds of doubt is what the stranger does. The wellbeing of those she informs is of little concern…

On Becoming a God in Central Florida (SBS) – streaming review

What would you like to see more of on television? If you said, "Kirsten Dunst, shoulder pads and aquarobics", then…

CLOSED: Win tickets to the Umbilical Brothers at ACM (Melbourne only)

- Umbilical Brothers - The Distraction - Performance at 7:00pm on Thursday 26th March at Arts Centre Melbourne We have…

The Good Turn (Dervla McTiernan) – book review

With police corruption at its dark heart, The Good Turn is another solid entry in a police procedural series that…

A Streetcar Named Desire (Brisbane Arts Theatre) – Theatre Review

The 1947 play A Streetcar Named Desire is the most celebrated of Tennessee Williams’ works. The classic drama is poetically…

Billy Elliot The Musical (Regent Theatre) – theatre review

Billy Elliot The Musical remains as moving and evocative as when I first saw it in Melbourne more than a…

The Neighbourhood (La Boite Theatre Company) – Theatre Review

Pre-show music and mingling sets the tone of The Neighbourhood, as the show’s performers (Cieavash Arean, Nima Doostkhah, Aurora Liddle-Christie,…