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Three Summers – movie review

Ben Elton is back to bring us Three Summers, an ensemble comedy that embraces the diversity of modern Australia. At…

Loving Vincent – movie review

A remarkable piece of work, Loving Vincent is the world’s first fully painted feature film. Written and directed by Dorota…

What Rhymes with Cars and Girls (Brisbane Powerhouse) – theatre review

What Rhymes with Cars and Girls was the timeless first solo album by You Am I's Tim Rogers. It tells…

Brigadoon (The Production Co) – theatre review

A brilliantly re-imagined musical is on offer in The Production Company’s Brigadoon. Lerner and Loewe’s original opened on Broadway in…

Brigsby Bear – movie review

Brigsby Bear deals with themes of family, friendship, the loss of innocence, love, the indelible impact of pop culture, nostalgia,…

Ingrid Goes West – movie review

In our increasingly connected world, it's ironically easier than ever to feel disconnected. How you deal with that disconnection is the…

Your Diva Needs You (MC Showroom) – theatre review

With a fine, strong singing voice and a great sense of humour, to indefatigable 28-year-old Stephen Valeri opening those pipes…

Suburbicon – movie review

Ambition and success sometimes don't go hand-in-hand. With a heavyweight pedigree and intellectual heft, George Clooney's latest, Suburbicon, should (by…

The Midwife – movie review

Regrets and letting go are the cornerstones of The Midwife. This French drama looks at a fractured relationship between a…

Thor: Ragnarok – movie review

I can’t help thinking the latest Thor outing, Thor: Ragnarok (which introduces several Marvel Universe characters) is yet another elongated,…