Art for art’s sake. Art felt and artful.
If only all history lessons were so much fun!
MILLERS POINT SONGBOOK is a musical history tour of Millers Point from colonial settlement to contemporary times, with music and lyrics by Joanna Weinberg, with additional music and lyrics by Sue …
To Sir With Love south of the border, a Dead Poets Society for the dirt poor, Christopher Zalla’s RADICAL is a tribute to teaching and the valour that vocation bestows on the whole community.
Winner of the Sundance Film Favourite …
Seven stars headline THE THE THREE MUSKETEERS: D’ARTAGNAN, the first instalment of the latest big screen dalliance with the Dumas classic.
There’s Francois Civil as Charles D’Artagnan, charming, carefree, insolent but with an inherent innocence.
Vincent Cassel as Athos, the …
Kore-eda Hirokazu goes the full Rashomon in his latest film, MONSTER.
The film follows Minato (Soya Kurokawa), a schoolboy who starts to behave strangely, his widowed mother (Sakura Ando) feels that there is something wrong at school. Minato dobs on …
Spoiler alert.
The butler did it.
Or did he?
Perhaps it was the maid.
In any event it may get the butler laid.
Speaking of laid, is producing a play called LET’S KILL AGATHA CHRISTIE killing the goose of golden …
In the final stages of Ryuichi Sakamoto’s life, with touring and solo shows now impossible due to his health battle, the classical composer, techno-pop pioneer and prodigious piano soloist wanted to perform for the world one final time. So he …
Thirty days hath September, April, June and November all the rest have thirty-one, except February which has 28 or 29.
It’s not neat, indeed it’s messy, much like Cassandra-Elli Yiannacou’s new play, THE 13th MONTH, a battle between bureaucrats …
Glued and screwed.
It’s a term used in the construction of a coffin and quite easily be applied as a metaphor for family dynamics in Susannah Begbie’s Richell Prize winning debut novel, THE DEED.
A ridiculous will where insanity and …
Sumptuous to look at, a tasty treat for the eye, THE TASTE OF THINGS for all its sweetness plays out like a padded pudding of a period Panavision MasterChef circa 1885.…