Arts & Entertainment Reviews

The opening commands our attention. Even as we return to our seats after interval, a lone dancer is on a silent stage. Smoke from the smoke machine, is the first indication of what's to come. If the hint hadn't already been given away by t…

"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.