It was a lovely night at the COA (Council of the Ageing) in Saber Street Bondi Junction when Maxine Appel Cohen and Shirley Politzer presented this joyful celebration of some of the the wonderful Jewish composers and singers who have …
Woody Allen’s latest film, his 50th, is about the important role chance and luck play in our lives.
Fanny (Lou de Laâge) and Jean (Melvil Poupaud) have everything, they are the ideal couple: fulfilled in their professional lives, they live …
A couple of years ago, Ali Heath released a beautiful homes book called CURATE, written with Lynda Gardner. That was a real success, selling over 20,000 copies. Heath’s new book, CREATE (do you see how similar those two words …
The name’s Kite. Lachlan Kite. And he’s a major player in the third instalment of Charles Cumming’s seriously addictive Box 88 series, KENNEDY 35.
Kite’s been front and centre in the two previous novels, Box 88 and Judas 62, and …
Melanie Tait’s THE APPLETON LADIES’ POTATO RACE was first commissioned by, and performed, at Kirribilli’s Ensemble Theatre in 2019. One of our very talented playwrights Melanie Tait was inspired to write the play after learning about an annual ladies’ potato …
Last week, Bottoms opened, now it’s DICKS entering.
Vulgar, crass, demented and depraved, DICKS: THE MUSICAL is a musical like no other.
DICKS is the OTT (over the trope) story of two self-obsessed businessmen who discover they’re long-lost identical twins …
Sarah Walker’s THE FIRST TIME I THOUGHT I WAS DYING is non-fiction in the most serious sense. Within the realm of non-fiction itself there exists a spectrum of easy to difficult reads, from light-hearted memoir to dramatised history to textbooks. …
A large mixed gathering filled the St James King St Church on Saturday 2nd December, central Sydney for a unique concert. For the first time, the Momentum Ensemble, an offshoot of the Australian Youth Orchestra, and the wonderful St James …
Paul Schrader’s latest film, MASTER GARDENER, opens with a credit sequence of beautiful botanic time lapse accompanied by a gorgeous score by Devonte Hynes. It’s a misdirect as the film is not at all about pretty petals but the inadvertent …