A Nightime Travesty (Malthouse Theatre) – theatre review 1 year ago With selective taste appeal, A Nightime Travesty is a walk on the wild side. It is a parody, an extreme… TRUTH (Malthouse Theatre) – theatre review 1 year ago Is he a hero or a villain, a revolutionary or a zealot? Fair questions to pose about a man who… ARIA (Ensemble Theatre) – theatre review 1 year ago Families – you can’t live with them and you can’t live without them. In short, that is what playwright David… Hadestown (Theatre Royal Sydney) – musical theatre review 1 year ago The hero in Hadestown goes to hell and back in his quest to rescue the love of his life. This… Constellations (Lunatix Theatre) – theatre review 1 year ago Life is about sliding door moments. The decisions we make … the directions we choose have consequences. And so it… Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy – movie review 1 year ago What a joy laden movie. This could just be the best of the four Bridget Jones films, that date back… Presence (MA) – movie review 1 year ago A supernatural force is present in the house Rebekah (Lucy Liu), her husband Chris (Chris Sullivan) and their teenage children… Anatomy of a Suicide (Meat Market Stables) – theatre review 1 year ago Intergenerational trauma characterises the incendiary play Anatomy of a Suicide, which sees three family stories set in different timeframes play… September 5 – movie review 1 year ago It was the day live sports coverage became live news coverage of the most heinous kind. That was September 5,… An Evening Without Kate Bush (Arts Centre Melbourne and touring) – music theatre review 1 year ago Kate Bush – what did I know about the English singer, songwriter, record producer and dancer before I attended An… Next» « Previous