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I had the privilege of visiting Iran in 1978, five months before the Shah fell. Because of the fraught times there was a nighttime curfew. The exception was intercity buses and as a result I hardly slept in a …
She shucks sea shells by the sea shore.
Self taught spinster palaeontologist, Mary Anning, lives on the wild southern English coastline at Lym Regis, unearthing the prehistoric, the fossil, the relics of sea creatures preserved.
She dwells with her aged …
American playwright Neil LaBute’s ‘The Shape Of Things’ is a formidable play. It is reminiscent of the play ‘Oleanna’ by fellow American playwright David Mamet. Both plays are like lightning bolts. Both pivot around a fierce, vindictive, savvy female protagonist. …
Sydney Film Festival presents five important films, as part of Sydney Festival for one weekend (15-17 January 2021) at the State Theatre. The program includes prominent Australian films, alongside two of the most talked-about international features of 2020.
All screenings …