What a fascinating, intriguing, thrilling premise this James Joyce actioner has! Imagine if the Irish writer of Ulysses, one of…

Do tech bros, that is entrepreneurs in the tech industry, rule the modern world without taking personal accountability for their…

A sensational, largely musical tribute to Grey Gardens, House of Rot resonates … and how, from the first note. Grey…

A finalist for the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, American playwright Sarah Delappe has crafted a portrait of female adolescence…

A prolific, iconic writer and feminist who lived life on her terms, Miles Franklin (14th October, 1879 – 19th September,…

While growing up, I was captivated by subversive stories in a classical cartoon segment known as Fractured Fairy Tales. That…

Nearly five decades ago, it was a close encounter with a UFO that resonated with audiences (Close Encounters of the…

Colony Korean director Yeon sang-ho (Train To Busan, 2016) returns to the zombie genre with the entertaining Colony. Here he…

The Australian Ballet’s glorious retelling of the classic Shakespeare tragedy Romeo and Juliet is colourful, powerful and passionate. This is…

Joan of Arc – was she a saint or a sinner? She was an illiterate peasant girl who believed she…