Arts & Entertainment Reviews

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 “ …

"I think when your friends break up you just choose the one you like most" Latest opening at Marrickville's fabulous Depot Theatre is the Sydney premiere of Australian Wayne Tunks' play "Things Not To Do After A Breakup". It…

Now with 99% less fat! It’s a fascinating time to see how Fox deals with Marvel superheroes in the shadow of all the Avenging that Infinity War did in the box office. Whilst so many superhero franchises cogs are still hu…

There holds a special place in our hearts for those precious moments of fun and enjoyment that nurture you through your highs and lows. One such, the immense video game worlds of Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts has shaken the world and the video …

Wes Anderson and a selection of his merry troupe return for his 9th feature, and 2nd stop-motion animation, in the energetic Isle of Dogs. It has been four years since Anderson’s last acclaimed feature, The Grand Budapest H…

Wye Oak here conjure an absolute maelstrom. It never feels, though, that they're not in control, and the pair deploy their bag of sonic tricks like sorcery.