As the program told us, when Endgame was first performed in 1957 it polarized audiences and critics alike. People saw…

Bogan culture on our screens is nothing unusual, dating back to The Adventures Of Barry McKenzie right through to Fat…

It’s rude, it’s crude, it sets out to push the envelope and succeeds in doing so, but is also quite…

A remarkably adept, clever and enchanting tale of illusion and dance, Shadowland, by internationally acclaimed troupe Pilobolus* – founded in…

In Bad Moms - the new comedy from the writers of The Hangover (Jon Lucas and Scott Moore), who in…

Winner of five Goya Awards (the Spanish equivalent of the Oscars), Truman is a bittersweet comedy/drama, which screened during the…

After nearly a decade as a band, three albums and countless tours across Australia, the US and UK, beloved Brisbane band…

Betrayal, by Harold Pinter was written in 1978, and belongs to his great middle period, and along with other works…

- The Man Who Knew Infinity - Releasing on DVD on 7 September 2016 We have two prize packs* thanks…

Making his English language debut, Norwegian director Joachim Trier has crafted a tricky relationship movie with deep-seated feelings at its…