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The Dictionary of Lost Words (Arts Centre Melbourne) – theatre review

What is in a word? Everything … for the person around whom the sweeping tale The Dictionary of Lost Words…

The Freedom of Emma Herwegh (Dirk Kurbjuweit) – book review

In The Freedom of Emma Herwegh, author Dirk Kurbjuweit explores what for many readers will be a little-known period of…

Rent (Arts Centre Melbourne) – musical theatre review

A rich array of talent is on display, as love and loss take centre stage in Jonathan Larson’s passion filled…

Win tickets to Cabrini

- Cabrini - Only in cinemas from 7 March 2024 We have 5 double in-season passes thanks to Rialto Distribution.…

Win tickets to Imaginary

- Imaginary - Only in cinemas from 7 March 2024 We have 5 double in-season passes thanks to StudioCanal. *(Tickets…

The Whisper (fortyfivedownstairs) – theatre review

A distressing story about intimidation and forced relocation, Aboriginal playwright and performer Brodie Murray dug into his own family history…

Madame Web – movie review

Imagine if you had the ability to see into the future and change the outcome. That idea is at the…

Fallen Leaves – movie review

The latest film from Finnish auteur Aki Kaurismaki is Fallen Leaves, a deceptively simple and quirky rom-com about two-star crossed…

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…