Hir (Red Stitch) – theatre review
Three Cs describe Hir: confronting, colourful and comedic. By the way, the title is a gender-neutral pronoun. One
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Menashe – movie review
A compelling piece with a realistic feel, Menashe is shot almost entirely in Yiddish (there
The Sisters’ Song by Louise Allan – book review
I’ve been waiting to read the final copy of The Sisters’ Song by Louise Allan for a
The Nut Job 2 – movie review
The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature is the sequel to 2014’s original animation. It begins
Wonder Wheel – movie review
Melodrama is amped up in Wonder Wheel, a period piece set in the hustle and
Parting Words by Cass Moriarty – book review
In a solicitor’s rooms in Brisbane, baby-boomer siblings, Richard, Evonne and Kelly Whittaker are read
Night Slows Down (KXT) – theatre review
Night Slows Down, is a new Australian play, by Phillip James Rouse. It is an
Wonder – movie review
Based on the 2013 bestseller of the same name, Wonder tells the inspiring and heartwarming
Daddy’s Home 2 – movie review
Not only do recent Christmas movies tend to be more narky and mean spirited, but
Sixty Seconds by Jesse Blackadder – book review
A sea change turns into a tsunami of grief in Sixty Seconds by Jesse Blackadder.