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A most enchanting concert, strikingly combining Baroque and contemporary musical styles. Evergreen Ensemble’s SNOW IN SUMMER at the Independent was part of the theatre’s delicious Prelude in Tea series and launches their CD of the same title. Some of …
The world’s largest short film festival, TROPFEST AUSTRALIA has been open for submissions from amateurs and pros alike from October this year. The event of the Summer, the festival of short film returns on Saturday 9 February 2019 and …
Jazz pianist Renata Arrivolo performed two sets of mellow instrumentals on Thursday night at the delightful Foundry 616. There is nothing artificial or flashy about her piano playing. It is smooth, highly competent, understated and on point with her excellent …
Brutus is suspicious. Cassius is conspiring. Caesar’s days are numbered.
Loved by the people, Caesar’s power is growing- which is dangerous if you live in a world driven by a world driven by ego and idealism. Those that rise too …
HOMAGE, queer singers singing queer artists, was lining up be to a mellow affair. 300 plus very well behaved patrons seated to take in Benhur Helwend bring a slow emotional opening to the show, hitting the theme square on with …
BLUEBERRY PLAY is a short run, late night offering at the Old Fitz Theatre and well worth the effort it might take to get there at 10pm or the special time of 7pm on Sunday. It offers a sweet story …
You may not believe in God, but you’ll probably be comforted in David Strathairn purporting to be God in the fascinating philosophical fable, INTERVIEW WITH GOD.
Fresh from covering the war in Afghanistan, American journalist Paul Asher, played by Brenton …