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Speak No Evil – movie review

A demonic-looking James McAvoy stars as a manipulative monster in the psychological horror-thriller Speak No Evil. An American family meets…

Dear Brother (Qld Theatre) – theatre review

Dear Brother is a joyous celebration of young Aboriginal masculinity and a theatre experience that’s memorable and uplifting. Any preconceptions…

Oscar (The Australian Ballet) – ballet review

How very exciting for The Australian Ballet to be presenting the world premiere of a new full-length ballet … and…

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- The Critic - Only in cinemas from 3 October 2024 We have 10 double in-season passes thanks to Transmission…

Harold and the Purple Crayon – movie review

What if the cartoon world turned into real life? Well, that’s what happens in Carlos Saldanha’s family-friendly fantasy Harold and…

Wild God (Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds) – music review

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, formed in 1983, have been a staple of the alternative rock scene for decades,…

You’re The Man (La Mama) – theatre review

You’re The Man, a 75-minute play about the ugly face of domestic violence, is dramatic, potent and upsetting, just as…

Shadow City (Natalie Conyer) – book review

Shadow City is Natalie Conyer’s follow up to her award winning debut Present Tense. Present Tense was set in South…

Jean Paul Gaultier: Fashion Freak Show (Brisbane Festival) – theatre review

Jean Paul Gaultier: Fashion Freak Show is presented by Brisbane Festival, Tourism and Events Queensland, Brisbane Economic Development Agency, South…

A Horse Named Winx – movie review

A beautiful, heartfelt story about the greatest racehorse on the planet, A Horse Named Winx is an emotional ride (pun…