Chimerica (STC) – theatre review
Chimerica, is a three hour (plus interval) play of epic scale, written by Lucy Kirkwood, that premiered at the Almeida…
A Cure for Wellness – movie review
A thick air of foreboding hangs over the mind-bending psychological thriller A Cure for Wellness like a seemingly never-ending blanket of…
The Eagle Huntress – movie review
An insight into a patriarchal society I dare say very few people know much about, The Eagle Huntress features stunning…
The Death and Life of Otto Bloom – movie review
The curious case of Otto Bloom? The rather quirky The Death and Life of Otto Bloom, which opened the Melbourne…
Constellations (QT) – theatre review
Life is about choices right? Well, not really, according to British playwright Nick Payne’s Constellations, which is based on the…
Life – movie review
Some mad movie scientist has spliced together the DNA of Alien, John Carpenter’s The Thing and Gravity, and the result…
Loving – movie review
History was made – not by grandstanding or with vitriol … all but in a matter of fact manner, without…
David Stratton – the interview
“I was lucky that I was in the right place at the right time,” says David Stratton, somewhat modestly when…
C'est la Vie (Owl & Cat) – theatre review
Relationships and love are sorely tested and put to the sword in C'est la Vie, the searing world premiere drama…
Win a copy of Hacksaw Ridge on DVD
- Hacksaw Ridge - Available on DVD and Blu-ray from 15 March 2017 We have 3 DVD copies of the…