I’m a huge fan of the Beatles music and to hear their songs performed in the great acoustics of the City Recital Hall by a 10 piece band, with a ten piece orchestra, two soloists and the great harmonies of
In Tony Laumberg’s new play MURDER MOST FUNNY, children’s super pop group the colour coded GIGGLES featuring red Giggle Jade, green Giggle, Corey and blue Giggle Kevin who are preparing for their final show before the Band winds up. Corey
In what is arguably the most astonishing, audacious and auspicious movie this year, Leos Carax’s HOLY MOTORS (MA) serves up a surreal slice of cinema that the likes of David Lynch would sacrifice their first born for.
It begins with
Too much for one cinema, the Russian Resurrection Film Festival has seconded the Event Cinemas, Burwood to its original showcase, the Chauvel in Paddington, to present a pageant of contemporary Ruski film making.
From blistering drama, to sizzling history to
What’s that Goethe quote, the one about art and life?
“Art and life are different; that is why one is called art and one is called life”. But what of art when it mirrors life or vice versa when life
Garry McDonald came up with Norman Gunton, Barry Humphries with Dame Edna Everage, Sir Leslie Patterson and Sandy Stone… On a much smaller scale but just as entertaining, it’s time to meet Jamie Oxenbould’s creation, ambitious young actor Nathan Tate.
Life can serve up horrors that, no matter how much one tries, one is never able to recover from. Many survivors of the Holocaust bore guilt for the remainder of their lives, that they survived whilst other members of the
Director’s Louise Fischer play is an energetic but chaotic production of DBC Pierre’s much loved novel, VERNON GOD LITTLE.
The aftermath of a (very topical) high school massacre is the weighty subject matter of this story. Unfortunately, much of the
Boris Eifman is the extraordinary choreographer, founder (1977) and driving force behind the St. Petersburg Eifman Ballet Company. The Company promises a performance of ‘a visual feast of passion, entertainment and drama’. And they deliver with this superlative production which
The late, great Swedish film and theatre auteur Ingmar Bergman explored some dark places in his stellar 60 year career.
His 1976 film FACE TO FACE must rate as one of his darkest. FACE TO FACE charts the journey of