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Aurore – movie review

Aurore is an unobtrusive little charmer of a French comedy. Aurore (Agnes Jaoui) is a middle-aged woman with two adult…

Deadpool 2 – movie review

Marvel's most, um... inappropriate, superhero returns in Deadpool 2. And if you liked the original's blend of raunchy humour and…

The Tattooist of Auschwitz (Heather Morris) – book review

A dark, but extraordinary tale, The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris was confronting, raw and evocative in an entirely different…

Charlotte McLean – music news

You might not have heard of Charlotte Mclean, but chances are you soon will. The Brisbane-based jazz singer is emerging…

Going Down (Malthouse) – theatre review

 Going Down gives cultural identity a good old-fashioned pounding. A stellar lead performance provides the highlight of this 90-minute play…

Bliss (Malthouse) – theatre review

Just where the line between sanity and madness lies is one of the questions in Bliss. Another concerns the true…

Rent (QPAC) – theatre review

You might not be able to buy love, but you can Rent it. I discovered this 22 years ago when…

On Body and Soul – movie review

Love in the slaughterhouse? On Body and Soul is a quirky drama about an unlikely romance between two lonely employees…

Wild (MTC) – theatre review

The MTC’s Wild is an example of a play in which technological achievement outdoes narrative content. To say any more…

Midnight Oil 1984 – movie review

Talk about the power and passion. Iconic Australian band Midnight Oil has always had that in spades. Now the new…