In a tongue in cheek, campy performance Shannen Sarstedt creates a persona who tries to be the archetypal tragic torch singer like Edith Piaf and Judy Garland.
When we first meet the performer she is enigmatically cutting up onions, …
Ladies and gentlemen, you’re invited to enjoy some deliciously tantalising late-night fun, because the THE LATE NIGHT BUFFET is coming to Bondi and it promises a debauched degustation of burlesque, comedy and circus.
This saucy show serves up some …
DIRTY PEOPLE from JackRabbit Theatre returns to Sydney for Bondi Feast. With critically acclaimed seasons in both Sydney (2016) and Perth (2017), Dirty People is a snapshot of a self-obsessed generation beneath a gritty surface.
Five people sit in …
The conundrum of the collision of new life and old ways, the cultural crashing of generation, the gnashing, the thrashing, the bashing, that is incurred when tradition and taboo crash, clash and smash, WHAT WILL PEOPLE SAY Is a powerful …
Australian cinema audiences see essentially American product, predominantly block busters, certainly studio films, with a growing smattering of independent features.
Many of those pictures fall far below and behind what I would call essential viewing unless you are a teen …
ANCHOR AND HOPE is the second feature from Spanish director Carlos Marques-Marcet (10.000Km) and it will play at the Sydney Film Festival, 2018. And what a delightful offering it is. Beginning with deliciously luxuriant undertitles, absorbing and gently …
SCREEN DAY OUT is Sydney Film Festival’s secondary education program. For 2018 the program is presenting Australian premiere features and documentaries in three cinemas across Sydney – Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace Cremorne, Randwick’s Ritz Cinema and Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre …
The best 13 of 130 short plays (from over 1000 entries!) in the 10 week festival were performed with the honours mostly shared among a wide range of talented veterans and new young stars!
Congratulations to all the participants and …
The Eulogy by Kel Vance and directed by Brendan Paul, centres on a teenage boy, Sam (Archit Mahajan, as he arrives at his own funeral. However, he soon learns how different his life could have been when the …
The 65th Sydney Film Festival today announced a sneak peek of this year’s essential viewing: 26 new films to be featured in this year’s 6-17 June event, as well as a new Festival location: HOYTS Entertainment Quarter.
The …