Arts & Entertainment Reviews

"The play's the thing, " said Hamlet. What does it take to rent a tiny corner of a warehouse bunker, full of the dust of disrepair and a decade of emptiness, cold as Antarctica in winter, hidden amongst the war zone that is Sydney Park and invite…

Custody is a strong execution of simplicity. This French drama is the antithesis of overcompensating in cinematic storytelling gracing us with a provocative script and great performances throughout its 93 minute runtime. With a scre…

SHOUT IT FROM THE HIGHEST HILLS As history goes, Martha Jane Cannary (aka Calamity Jane) apparently met in Deadwood, but never married or even had a relationship with, Wild Bill Hickok. Facts we do know are Calamity Jane w…

5 star review of new play by James Balien and Roger Vickery, directed by Kevin Jackson, world premiere at The Depot Theatre Sydney.

21-year-old multi-instrumentalist and producer Ukiyo shared his new EP Fantasy with the world yesterday which features a fresh electronic sound that transports you deep into his fantastical world.

On Chesil Beach takes the cliché-ridden romance genre to some refreshing tangents. Whereas the obstacles of many cinematic couples ranged from tragedy to long distance, here you have something a bit more personal – one’s own insecurities. Thi…

80s Disco Baby Remembered By Kevin Macdonald In Whitney Slender, bejewelled arms …

The brainchild of local actresses and writers, Genevieve Hegney and Catherine Moore, Unqualified is a riot of witty banter, hilarious role plays, funny voices and impersonations now playing at Ensemble Theatre Kirribilli.

Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda is a biographical documentary exploring the portrait of this fascinating Japanese composer.

Can you picture a day in the life of a working mother of three? For some that would come far too easily. For the rest of us, Hungarian director Zsófia Szilágyi's debut feature film One Day, which premiered at Cannes Critic’s Week, giv…