Although corny at times, the quintessentially Australian comedy The Merger is also endearing. The township of Bodgy Creek has seen…

Teenagers have it tough. Physical and emotional changes can wreak havoc. So imagine how much harder it would be if…

As clever and highly regarded as it is, I can’t say I particularly warmed to Harold Pinter’s The Dumb Waiter.…

Cinema and music have always had a symbiotic relationship. A soundtrack is often a highlight of a feature film, while…

Brisbane Festival's 2018 program brims with big-name acts, more world premieres than ever, and a new light-and-laser show on the…

Far-fetched but engaging, Kin is a tense “actioner” with a strong science fiction component. Fourteen-year-old Eli (Myles Truitt) lives in…

Blasted is a remarkably insightful and deeply traumatising work from British playwright Sarah Kane, first performed in 1995. Ian (David…

The term “creepypasta” is one I’d never heard of before, but apparently it was created to describe internet-spread urban legends.…

Depression and suicide are hardly topics to make light of. But humour proves to be a powerful weapon in building…

Designed to provoke (but ultimately to reflect) The Insult is a powerful film with politics at its core. In present-day…