Arts & Entertainment Reviews

In his two hour minus interval monologue, Aussie showbiz legend Reg Livermore portrays many characters, mispronounces many words, and through words and actions, delivers more than a few deeply resounding belly laughs in each and every line.

Ilbijerri Theatre company presents Katie Beckett's play Which Way Home, a beautiful tribute to Beckett's father, as well as to family and connection in general. ILBIJERRI is Australia's leading and lon…

Summer 1993 shot on location in the Catalan countryside, the story of a young girl sent to live with her aunt and uncle following the death of her parents, is the feature film debut of director Carla Simón.

Never have I listened to an entire EP of remixes before, I’ve certainly considered it, but the high chance of mundanity turned me off! In saying that the 8 different versions of ODEZA’s ‘Across the Room’ is far from said mundanity, it plun…

Film, American Animals is a fascinating account of a poorly thought out art heist undertaken by four privileged young men.

Stage adaptation @ Belvoir of the novel Bliss by Peter Carey - 9th June – 15th July, 2018.

Blerta Zeqiri's feature film debut The Marriage is marketed as the story of an atypical love triangle that unfolds on the background of the recent Kosovo war. Advertising it as such somewhat underestimates this drama, which sensitively explores co…

the early adopt new film format SEARCHING @ Sydney Film Festival

Winner of the Berlinale Silver Bear Alfred Bauer Prize for opening new perspectives and the Silver Bear for Best Actress for Ana Brun, The Heiresses is screening at the State Theatre June 16 and 17 as part of Sydney Film Festival.

At the age of five Joan Jett’s parents told her “You can be anything you want”.  So at the age of 13, armed with her guitar, Jett took herself along to a guitar teacher who was adamant that she learn to play folk music telling her that “ …