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Consent (Seymour Centre) – theatre review

If you have a dim view of the legal profession, Consent will only confirm what you always suspected. Apologies in…

The Charade (The MC Showroom) – theatre review

A dysfunctional family gathers for the first time in a decade two months after the passing of the three adult…

The Culture (Theatre Works’ Explosives Factory) – theatre review

Will (Mina Asfour) and Katie (Laura Jackson) are millennial best friends who live together. Both single (Will is a member of…

Happy 50 – movie review

Director Eric Lavaine reunites most of the cast of his 2014 ensemble comedy Barbecue and brings them back to reprise…

TANZ – dance review

WARNING – FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLYTen naked women cavorting on stage in a comic book reality is the wild work…

Angels In Science Fiction (St. Paul & The Broken Bones) – music review

For all their efforts to expand their 8-piece band’s sound to include psychedelia and hip-hop rhythms, and as wide ranging…

The Bank of Dave – movie review

The feelgood film The Bank of Dave is based on the true story of Dave Fishwick; a businessman from Burnley,…

Death of a Salesman (Chapel Off Chapel) – theatre review

Almost three quarters of a century after it was written, the power, passion and desolation intrinsic to Arthur Miller’s Death…

Dying to Know (Rae Cairns) – book review

Rae Cairns was shortlisted for the best debut crime novel in the Ned Kelly Awards in 2021 for her then…

Euphoria (Melbourne Town Hall)

As Gordon Gekko, in the 1987 Oliver Stone-directed hit film Wall Street, Michael Douglas said “greed, for lack of a…