Arts & Entertainment Reviews

This film is about Estella before she becomes Cruella de Vil. Yeup, it's the Disney back story you always wanted to know.

Film review: King Otto chronicles a pinnacle moment in Otto Rehhagel’s career, a former football champion, when brought in to coach the Greek national football team. I

Before I tell you about Ally Morgan's Not Today, I suppose I better tell you that you've missed it, first time around at least. For this first season Not Today was on for a short three day at the KX Theatre (that's the Kings Cross Th…

This time capsule of The Removalists, David Williamson's ground-breaking play first staged in 1971 at the then newly formed Nimrod Theatre, clearly evokes a microcosm of the era in which it was written. Some of those lines, those phrases, i…

New single 'Fake' takes an introspective look at the way we judge others before realising the imperfections within ourselves.

The Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra specialises in Historically Informed Performances of the late 18th- to early 20th- centuries orchestral and chamber music - and performed this week in Sydney at the splendid music venue of City Recital…

"maybe it was a first in depth exploration of working with guitars, but also, perhaps , the music we made in June was a bit of a reflection from our NSW covid lock down"

Downhill is a somewhat uncomfortable watch with two of cinemas most flamboyant comedians trapped in a script that fails to channel the depth and skill they're known for. While there are attempts and successful moments of hilarity, this Dr…

"Don't get involved." Contemporary play by Alistair McDowall performed by Secret House in association with bAKEHOUSE theatre.

Perfect. The Idea of North, an amazing multi-award winning cappella group, performed at North Sydney’s Independent Theatre last week in a  Sunday afternoon of fun and games. I can only describe the performance as a joy to listen to, and…