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RBG: Of Many, One (Sydney Theatre Company) – theatre review

RBG: Of Many, One is distinguished by a virtuoso performance from Heather Mitchell, in which she metamorphosises into Ruth Bader…

Black Wolf (Juan Gómez-Jurado) – book review

Hot on the heels of the release of the excellent TV-adaptation of Red Queen on Prime Video comes the second…

Things I Know To Be True (Theatre Works) – theatre review

A loving but dysfunctional family is put through the wringer in Andrew Bovell’s Things I Know To Be True. Bob Price…

Win tickets to the 2024 HSBC German Film Festival

- HSBC German Film Festival - In Palace Cinemas nationally from 7 May - 5 June 2024 We have 5…

Abigail – movie review

Abigail is a gory hybrid of crime drama, horror and comedy with a black streak of humour. And it proves…

HSBC German Film Festival 2024 – a preview

The 2024 HSBC German Film Festival is back at Palace Cinemas, this year celebrating 70 years of German cinema. The…

Freud’s Last Session – movie review

The father of psychoanalysis meets a feted author to discuss whether God exists in Freud’s Last Session. Sigmund Freud (Anthony…

The Exact Dimensions of Hell (fortyfivedownstairs) – theatre review

On the dark web, thousands of people connect. One such encounter involves a deeply troubled 14-year-old girl, played by Matilda Gibbs. She…

The King’s Player (Victorian Theatre Company) – theatre review

I am not sure I fully understood, absorbed or appreciated all that The King’s Player was about, even though other…

The Almighty Sometimes (MTC) – theatre review

At age eight, Anna (Max McKenna) was writing brilliant, highly creative, if dark stories. She was a very bright little…