Paper Towns – movie review
Adapted from the bestselling novel by author John Green (The Fault in Our Stars), this is centred on Quentin (Q)…
Ant-Man – movie review
An engaging script, a strong showing by two of the leads and good humour are hallmarks of this picture, which…
West Side Story – theatre review
Superb chemistry between the male and female leads is a highlight of The Production Company’s 50th musical, which remains as…
Madame Bovary – movie review
Based upon Gustave Flaubert’s literary classic and not to be confused with the recently released Gemma Bovery, this is the…
Music news round-up (week ending 11 July 2015)
Micachu & The Shapes’ return, three years after the release of their last record Never, is almost an accident: the…
Ruben Guthrie – movie review
When we first meet Ruben Guthrie (Patrick Brammall) in the film that bears his name, he's hosting an extravagant bash…
Country Song (QTC) – theatre review
Michael Tuahine thought up the idea of writing this fictionalised version of the life of Aboriginal entertainer and activist Jimmy…
My Love is Cool by Wolf Alice – music review
Buzz has been building around Wolf Alice for a few years now. With several singles and two EP’s already under…
Kingsman: The Secret Service – DVD review
I'm not a big fan of Bond films. Too clean, too boring and too stiff. And there was always Q…
Six Degrees by Honey Brown – book review
If you’re a fan of Honey Brown’s contemporary suspense thrillers, take note – her latest novel, Six Degrees, is suspense of…