Cruel Intentions: The ’90s Musical – Theatre Review
Adapted from the 1782 French novel ‘Les Liaisons dangereuses’ or its English title ‘Dangerous Liaisons’, the 1999…
Month: May 2022
Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella – Theatre Review
There are many versions of Cinderella scattered through time via various forms of media, whether it be…
Britni Leslie: Who Writes This Stuff? – Comedy Review
To start, ‘Who Writes This Stuff’ is a fairytale, the kind of fairy tale that we want…
Pinot & Picasso – Experience Review
I cannot recall the last time I tried something new or something that took me outside of…
Top Gun: Maverick – Film Review
Thirty-six years is a long time to wait for anything and for those that saw Top Gun…
Driftwood the Musical – Theatre Review
There are many harrowing stories that families have about war. How they managed to escape, the family…
Sewer Gators – Film Review
Written and directed by Paul Dale, Sewer Gators is a horror comedy film about a small town…
The View From Up Here – Theatre Review
Performed at Melbourne’s Theatre Works, ‘The View from Up Here’ is a unique play that is performed…
Lauren Edwards: Everything Is A Lie – Comedy Review
Lauren Edwards is angry and stressed with the way our world is currently, and so she should…
How to Please a Woman – Film Review
Often when people talk about the Australian cinema industry, they will pull out the old line “Oh…
After Yang – Film Review
In a cinema world of Marvel blockbusters and CGI extravaganzas, it is rare that I get to…
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Reimagined Production) – Theatre Review
In 2019, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child had its Australian premiere in Melbourne in its award-winning…
Firebird – Film Review
Love can be difficult at the best of times. Forbidden love can be dangerous in many ways,…
Celtic Illusion Reimagined – Theatre Review
Celtic Dancing. Traditional Irish Dancing. You know, the sort of dancing you have seen with that famous…
Firestarter – Film Review
There always seems to be an interesting side circus when producer Jason Blum announces that he is…
Bronte Charlotte and Leigh Scully: Pieces of Shit – Theatre Review
Directed by Nick Clark, Pieces of Shit is an intimate performance from Bronte Charlotte and Leigh Scully….
Opera Australia: La Traviata (2022 Melbourne Season) – Theatre Review
I am sure we have all experienced it before. You are at a party and there is…
Girl From The North Country – Theatre Review
There is no denying that Bob Dylan is one of the greatest songwriters of all time. I’ve…
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness – Film Review
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has come a long way since its humble beginnings 14 years ago. The…
Bell Shakespeare: Hamlet – Theatre Review
I have seen many Shakespearean plays but for some reason Hamlet has evaded me. This changed when…