Rising like a phoenix almost a decade after its first production, ATLANTIS makes a welcome, albeit brief, return to the Sydney stage.
Like the mythical city it takes its title from, Paul Gilchrist’s ATLANTIS is about sinking ideals and submerged …
Monstrously more interesting than almost anything on the Sydney’s main stages at the moment, MONSTROUS mounts a provocative production of transgressive tensions.
The play opens with a transgression, a live theatre show starting with projected screen credits like a movie. …
Here’s hoping history is as kind to Jacinda Ardern as the keystone of her philosophy. Kindness.
Kindness is considered weak by the strong men of politics. Trump, Putin, Netanyahu prefer cruelty to kindness, perceiving kindness akin to passive deficiency, …
Guy Fawkes night has been superseded by the 2025 Russell Hobbs British Film Festival, a bonfire of explosive pictures with hotly anticipated new releases, documentaries and restrospectives.
Opening the festival is the Australian Premiere of THE CHORAL, a sweeping …
Begosh and begora, BUGONIA, is the bee’s knees in the hive of recent conspiracy theory pictures coming out of the Disunited States of Trumponia.
From Yorgos Lanthimos, the director of Poor Things and The Favourite, comes a…
Pulchritudinous. It sounds dirty but it means pretty. It’s a word that Kate Hudson’s character, Zoe Shannon is enamoured of in Max Minghella’s SHELL.
Superior B picture in the vein of The Substance, SHELL takes its name from the …
Photographer: Phil Erbacher.
4 MINUTES 12 SECONDS is the title not the running time of this one hour and twenty minutes of coruscating contemporary theatre.
Frightening and frequently funny, James Fritz’s forensically layered play peels away at the pernicious phenomenon …
“Scale works better” says Victor Frankenstein, on why larger cadavers are his choice of corpse patchwork quilting in Guillermo del Torro’s long gestating adaptation of the Mary Shelley’s legendary book.
The latest in this unending series of cinematic renderings …
That old devil dementia, the mind and memory trickster, is playing merry hell with Ruth Goldman, widowed retired cook and mother of her only child, her son, Steve.
She’s getting ready for a date, getting finicky about what to wear, …
From sweet transvestite to sage vagabond, from vanguard of the stage to cult figure of the silver screen, Tim Curry has an extraordinary tale to tell.
In his memoir, VAGABOND, Curry engenders a shiver of anticipation with every chapter, something …