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My Father’s House (Joseph O’Connor) – book review

Joseph O’Connor fictionalises a true story from World War 2 in the first of a planned trilogy, My Father’s House.…

Win tickets to the Saxo Scandinavian Film Festival

- Saxo Scandinavian Film Festival - In Palace Cinemas nationally from 17 July - 14 August 2024 We have 5…

The Promised Land – movie review

Based on a true story and set in Denmark in the mid 1700s, The Promised Land reunites star Mads Mikkelsen…

Win tickets to Mr Blake at Your Service

- Mr Blake at Your Service - Only in cinemas from 18 July 2024 We have 10 double in-season passes…

Master Class (Ensemble) – theatre review

A journey through art, music, love and the finer things in life is now on at the Ensemble Theatre. Master…

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Her Majesty’s Theatre) – musical theatre review

Superlatives hardly do justice to the magnificent staging of one of Disney’s all-time favourites, Beauty and the Beast, which has…

A Quiet Place: Day One – movie review

A Quiet Place: Day One is an origin story. But it could have been named how to avoid a “cat”astrophe…

The Great Moscow Circus Extreme (Melbourne and touring) – circus review

The “wow” factor is significant in The Great Moscow Circus Extreme, which introduces a number of a dare devil acts…

Hit Man (Netflix) – streaming review

For a while now, Glen Powell has largely traded on his (very) good looks. His recent cinema outing Anyone But…

A Silence – movie review

A dark family secret explodes in Joachim Lafosse’s disturbing drama A Silence. Astrid Schaar (Emmanuelle Devos) has said nothing about…