The Morrisons (self-titled) – music review
To call The Morrisons’ debut self titled album “long awaited” would be an understatement. For a band that’s been kicking…
Notes of Blue by Son Volt – music review
It’s been four years since the last Son Volt album, Honky Tonk (2013), and Jay Farrar describes his effort here…
The Little Dog Laughed (New Theatre) – theatre review
The Little Dog Laughed, by American writer, Douglas Carter Beane, has had a previous outing at the Ensemble Theatre in…
Single, Asian, Female (La Boite) – theatre review
A new play by a debut writer is always something worth seeing and Single, Asian, Female is no exception. Michelle…
Xavier Samuel (A Few Less Men) – interview
“We had such a great time on the first film that I was just excited to be involved again,” enthuses…
Win tickets to David Stratton: A Cinematic Life
- David Stratton: A Cinematic Life - Only in cinemas from 9 March 2017 We have 5 double in-season passes…
The Flick (QT) – theatre review
Seems playwright Annie Baker is the flavour of the month in Australian theatre. While her latest, John, is being staged…
Sleepless – movie review
There is no subtlety in Sleepless, a gritty crime thriller starring Jamie Foxx (Django Unchained) and Michelle Monaghan (Kiss Kiss…
The Great Wall – movie review
Monsters trying to eat the Chinese guarding the Great Wall. You might think I am spinning a far-fetched yarn ……
Hidden Figures – movie review
Just why the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences chose to only nominate Hidden Figures for three Oscars (Best…