Cat Person – movie review
A quirky, psychological drama, Cat Person takes its time to ignite but comes into its
Alex First
Alex First is a Melbourne based journalist and communications specialist. He contributes to The Blurb on film and theatre.
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Red Stitch) – theatre review
One of the most lauded plays of the 20th century, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Whose Gonna Love ‘Em? I am that i AM (A Daylight Connection*) – theatre review
Evocative, eviscerating, engaging – these are the hallmarks of a group therapy session in which
Chase (A Daylight Connection*) – theatre review
Imagine if the world had all but come to an end and you were the
The Royal Hotel – movie review
Men behaving badly towards women and the consequences of excessive drinking are themes running through
The Old Vic’s A Christmas Carol (Comedy Theatre) – theatre review
What a magical, beautifully constructed and executed show The Old Vic’s A Christmas Carol is. Conceived
Thanksgiving – movie review
A deranged serial killer is on the loose. Not the first time that’s been the
A Very Jewish Christmas Carol (MTC) – theatre review
Charles Dickens’ Ebenezer Scrooge has never seen the likes of it. Take the classic tale A
The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes – movie review
Eight years since the last of four Hunger Games movies hit the big screen, the
Dogfight (Chapel Off Chapel) – musical theatre review
More than ever, in 2023 the theme has an ick factor. It made my skin