Arts & Entertainment Reviews

The Survival of Kindness is Rolf De Heer’s first feature film in 10 years, and it’s defiantly a unique film. Sydney Scoop review by Kate Young.

Not to be mistaken for Aristophanes’ 'The Wasps',

Step into a fictional alien world called Eden-6 that’s been created at Central Railway Station as visitors are taken on a journey that blends sound, projection and sensory kinetics. Now in it’s second month continuing through…

Being a child prodigy is never easy. The third album can be a curse. AURORA signals a progression from art-folk-pop to synth-pop on The Gods We Can Touch. At Liberty Hall this week, they show they can pull this off with Cure for me w…

Headlining is live singing drag queen, Kara Zmatiq - as seen on Australia’s Got Talent - in an interactive and incredibly erotic drag circus cabaret, bringing the best of Australian circus, dance and drag to The Vanguard in Newtown!

Launching myself in full swing like some sort of “man-spider” between the fractilian spires which jut into the Annandale skyline and look down over the inner west, a pattern emerges from above. That of comedies and errors, that of ado caused o…

"I truly hope that everyone who reads this review will skate over to the theatre and see the show immediately" writes reviewer Kate Young.

The 50th Anniversary Rocky Horror Show opened tonight at the Theatre Royal Sydney. Jason Donovan is astounding! As the "Sweet Transvestite from Transexual, Transylvania" Frank-n-Furter (affectionately referred to as Frank)…

Etcetera Etcetera has taken the plunge and stepped out on her own in this funny, heartwarming, honest, twisted and just a down right party of a one woman show.

Magic Mike's Last Dance in cinemas now, a hen's night or girls' night out light-hearted fun or some insta relief for those currently riding solo.