Entertainment

The tragic history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo is told sensitively, shockingly and occasionally humorously in La Belle Epoque playing at Theatre Works.

Twisters has all the ingredients to ensure it’s a box office hit.

Encompassing romance, comedy, travel and the supernatural, Sidonie in Japan offers a little of something for most audiences.

There are many ways to tell of the toxic breakup of a relationship. The Platypus is one of the more unusual.

A Silence (Un Silence) is, at times, a difficult movie to watch due to its subject matter.

Reading reviews of shows before seeing them can be fraught with danger. The latest production of Sunset Boulevard is the perfect example.

When Henrik Ibsen’s play Ghosts debuted in 1882 audiences were shocked.

At times it was hard to determine who was having the most fun at a performance of Shimmery Burlesque at Melbourne’s Athenaeum Theatre.

A new stage production of Neil Simon’s The Odd Couple is in good hands thanks to a couple of ‘old hands’.