Hir (Red Stitch) – theatre review 8 years ago Three Cs describe Hir: confronting, colourful and comedic. By the way, the title is a gender-neutral pronoun. One character also likes being addressed… Menashe – movie review 8 years ago A compelling piece with a realistic feel, Menashe is shot almost entirely in Yiddish (there are a few lines of… Fifty Shades Freed – movie review 8 years ago Sitting there watching Fifty Shades Freed, the final instalment in the Shades of Grey trilogy, I could only think, "Lame,… The 15:17 to Paris – movie review 8 years ago I have no idea why a director of Clint Eastwood’s standing would associate himself with such a poor quality movie… The Children (MTC) – theatre review 8 years ago A scintillating script by British playwright Lucy Kirkwood and a trio of dynamic performances make for a highly involving two… Between Two Shores by Glen Hansard – music review 8 years ago One of my favorite musical scenes in film is that long opening sequence at the beginning of the movie Once,… The Sisters’ Song by Louise Allan – book review 8 years ago I’ve been waiting to read the final copy of The Sisters’ Song by Louise Allan for a long time. I first read… Dream Lover (ACM) – theatre review 8 years ago David Campbell was born to play Bobby Darin, such is his command of the character and vocals in Dream Lover.… Mother (Belvoir) – theatre review 8 years ago The director of this project, Matt Scholten, had found an artistic compatibility with actor, Noni Hazlehurst, while working on The… Falsettos (Chapel off Chapel) – theatre review 8 years ago With a highly-demanding, entirely sung bed, Falsettos is hard work. The show was nominated for seven Tony Awards, including Best… Next» « Previous