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Song Contest (Alex Theatre) – theatre review

Comedian Glynn Nicholas has parlayed the cult following of the syrupy sweet Eurovision Song Contest into his often hilarious and…

Missing, Presumed by Susie Steiner – book review

Some books you don’t want to end … except you do, because you’re dying to know what happened. Missing, Presumed is…

The Boss – movie review

Melissa McCarthy is the larger than life star of a movie co-written by her and her husband, Ben Falcone (who…

Wide Open Sky – movie review

An inspiring and uplifting documentary set in outback NSW, this is the story of a 130 strong children’s choir, which…

Replay – theatre review

Memory. The tricks of memory. I have recollections of what I believe to be 'turning points'/'defining moments' in my life…

The Huntsman: Winter's War – movie review

A somewhat surprisingly worthy follow up to the new age retelling of Snow White, namely 2012’s Snow White and the…

The Jungle Book – movie review

Rudyard Kipling’s timeless tales make for engaging family entertainment and are inevitably children’s favourites, whether they be straight animation or…

Where to Invade Next – film review

The premise of Michael Moore’s (Fahrenheit 9/11, Bowling for Columbine) latest documentary is straightforward enough, namely what could America do…

Rams – movie review

The Un Certain Regard Best Film Prize winner at Cannes last year, this is a beautifully shot, slow moving story…

Cirque Adrenaline (VAC) – theatre review

Death defying stunts, incredible strength, agility, flexibility, stamina and thrills aplenty are what modern circus is all about. Cirque Adrenaline…