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Frankenstein (shake & stir) – theatre review

Shake & Stir’s adaption of Mary Shelly’s classic gothic horror novel Frankenstein is thrilling in both pace and spectacle. From…

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- Cunard British Film Festival - In Palace Cinemas nationally from 1 - 29 November 2023 We have 5 double…

Shayda – movie review

The powerful Australian produced and shot drama Shayda is set in suburban Australia in 1995 but has contemporary resonance as…

Killers of the Flower Moon – movie review

Martin Scorsese’s new film Killers of the Flower Moon is a Western crime drama set in Oklahoma in the 1920s.…

Hour of the Wolf (Malthouse Theatre) – immersive theatre review

What an uplifting experience Hour of the Wolf is. It is 65 minutes of intriguing, immersive theatre that sees 12 characters…

Laugh Track (The National) – music review

I never thought that The National would embrace the concept of a surprise album, but here we are. That night…

Flake (Red Stitch Theatre) – theatre review

Identity and family are the key ingredients in the incendiary world premiere comedic drama Flake, written by Dan Lee and…

The Seven (Chris Hammer) – book review

Detectives Ivan Lucic and Nell Buchanan return for a third time as the leads in Chris Hammer’s sixth book The…

Broken River (Gasworks Studio Theatre) – theatre review

A gravely dysfunctional family is dealing with the matriarch suffering from dementia in the drama Broken River. When she is lucid,…

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- Paris Memories - Only in cinemas from 9 November 2023 We have 10 double in-season passes thanks to Vendetta…