The preceding Dymocks Literary Lunch and the current one I am writing about, have a striking thing in common – both Thomas Keneally and Dick Smith are listed by the National Trust as ‘National ‘Living Treasures’.
Dick Smith’s early childhood …
Directed by Susanna Nicchiarelli with a luminous performance by Romola Garai(Emma)this is an opulently shot film( cinematographer Crystel Fournier) that follows the life of Eleanor Marx, Karl Marx’s youngest daughter, known as‘ Tussy ‘ to her family. It is set …
On a glorious Spring day in the exquisite Blackburn gardens in a marquee filled with VIPs and friends of Woollahra Council the Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf was opened by the unveiling of a plaque by Mayor Susan Wynne and the …
Ten finalists for the prestigious Dendy Awards for Australian Short Films will screen in the Festival. Australia’s longest running short film competition is now in its 52nd year and has been sponsored by Dendy Cinemas since 1989.
Finalists will …
To celebrate the inauguration of the new arts space at the Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf, the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize was on display for its 20th anniversary exhibition of finalists.
There was a record over 800 entries most of which …
“A suicide widow with a half cooked son” seduces Phil Burbank’s brother, George, in Jane Campion’s rousing return to the cinema, THE POWER OF THE DOG.
Based on the novel by Thomas Savage, THE POWER OF THE DOG …