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Meet Me at Dawn (Arts Centre Melbourne) – theatre review

Grief. How to deal with it. How to cope when you have lost a beloved one. That difficult subject has been…

The Coral Bones (EJ Swift) – book review

EJ Swift plunges into the climate-fiction sub-genre with the at turns terrifying and hopeful novel The Coral Bones. Told across…

The Wharf Revue: Pride in Prejudice (Union Theatre) – theatre review

The satirical virtuosity in this show is in both the writing and execution. A small, talented troupe of entertainers that has…

Rocky Horror Show (Athenaeum Theatre) – musical theatre review

Fifty years on, it remains just as wacky, bold, sexy, energetic and as much fun as when Tim Curry first…

Win tickets to The Great Escaper

- The Great Escaper - Only in cinemas from 7 March 2024 We have 10 double in-season passes thanks to…

Force of Nature: The Dry 2 – movie review

Non-indigenous Australians have often had a rather fraught relationship with the landscape of this continent. On one hand, its “boundless…

Candide (Victorian Opera) – operetta review

Exactly what is the best of all possible worlds? You may well ask that question before, during and after watching the…

Blue Skies (TC Boyle)

American author TC Boyle has always been interested in the environment and its fragility those who seek to understand and…

Riceboy Sleeps – movie review

This semi-autobiographical coming of age drama from Canadian filmmaker Anthony Shim explores the immigrant experience, the difficulty of fitting in…

Rent (touring) – theatre review

Like many musicals, every production of, Rent is somehow a bit different, especially as more time passes since the iconic…