Movie: Farewell Mr. Haffmann
The French drama Farewell Mr. Haffmann raises the thought-provoking question of acceptable actions to survive a war time occupation.
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Movie: The Lost City
The Lost City is the perfect example of a movie designed totally for escapism.
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On Stage: The Darkening Sky
Richard Murphet’s latest play, The Darkening Sky, combines the fading memories of an older man, a contemporary mystery and historical intrigue.
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Digital Play: F*CKING ANCIENT
F*CKING ANCIENT, Maggie McCormack’s one woman show about ageing is sure to resonate with women of a certain age.
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On Stage: Canary
After two years of COVID interruptions, Melbourne writer and actor Isabella Perversi finally has the chance to perform her work on stage to a live audience.
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Movie: Cyrano
Joe Wright has made a visually memorable movie out of Edmond Rostand’s famous 1897 play Cyrano de Bergerac.
Read More »On Stage: Betty at Theatre Works
Jules Allen’s new play Betty covers several confronting issues including the impacts of dementia and traumatic upbringings on family relationships.
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On Stage: Jagged Little Pill
Adapting Alanis Morissette’s 1995 award winning album Jagged Little Pill to a Broadway musical no doubt created many challenges for those involved in the project.
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Movie: King Richard
It’s hard to know how much of King Richard, the movie about Richard Williams, is true to life given his daughters, tennis greats Venus and Serena Williams are executive producers.
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