Book Review: The Mistake
It has been years since I have read ‘women’s fiction’. If Katie McMahon’s novel, The Mistake, is typical of this genre, I will be reading more.
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On Stage: Matador
The joy, pain and confusion of falling in love are laid bare in Matador, playing at Melbourne’s Her Majesty’s Theatre.
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On Stage: Drummer Queens
Drummer Queens delivers non-stop entertainment thanks to the cast’s sublime percussion skills, imaginatively choreographed dance and acrobatic routines and colourful synchronised lighting.
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Movie: The United States vs Billy Holiday
It’s hard to know how much of the The United States vs Billie Holiday is true.
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Movie: Supernova
Supernova is another example of an excellent movie which may not be for everyone.
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On Stage: Coral Browne: This F***ing Lady
Amanda Muggleton’s one woman play, Coral Browne: This F***ing Lady, is likely to be an eye-opener for many.
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Exhibition: Feeling Colours at Bluethumb Art Gallery
Feeling Colours, a new exhibition at Collingwood’s Bluethumb Art Gallery explores the connection between colour and human emotion using upcycled furniture, art and textiles.
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Movie: Tom & Jerry The Movie
Younger children are the most likely to enjoy the movie Tom & Jerry The Movie
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Movie: The Father
There’s no doubting The Father is a brilliant movie, but it may not be for everyone, especially if dementia is an issue for loved ones.
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