Another tremendous concert by the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra. MAJESTIC MOZART was triumphant and thrilling, with the audience enthusiastically screaming bravo at the end .
Under the umbrella title ‘Majestic Mozart’ this time the conductor was maestro Alexander Briger who led …
The gorgeously visual opening scenes of Richard Ayoade’s THE DOUBLE shout cult movie, one complete with plentiful Orwellian and Kafkaesque references and a pained central character, Simon James (Jesse Eisenberg).
THE DOUBLE is set in a dystopian past where 1950s …
David Williamson has gone for clever comedy, with a touch of the macabre, for his latest play, CRUISE CONTROL. Australia’s premiere playwright draws on a cauldron style scenario: Throw a group of very different people together, have it so that …
Feathers don’t so much as fly as get ruffled in HEALING, a prison film that harks back to The Birdman of Alcatraz.
Analogies abound and parallels proliferate in this tale of rehabilitation, redemption and raptors.
Don Hany stars as Viktor, …
The renowned British artist Tacita Dean is famous for her drawings and film. Dean has the ability to capture in her works qualities that make them not only extraordinarily beautiful but her works have an intimacy that can be almost …
CRASH TEST DRAMA SYDNEY is on each month, and is the most amazing live theatre event. You must experience this unusual form of live theatre, with eight to ten brand-new ten-minute plays, seen for the first time in Sydney. Done …
The current show on offer from the Chatswood Musical Society is a freshened up and slick sail through Gilbert and Sullivan’s THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE. The new production concept and musical adaptation comes to Sydney from Broadway, after a performance …
Vibrant venue, Giant Dwarf, in Redfern is the new home of alternative comedy in Sydney. Previously known as The Performance Space, the theatre produced cutting edge and experimental shows from 1983 to 2007.
A RATIONAL FEAR, described as “60 minutes …
In the tradition of the great gastronomical pictures of the past, like ‘The Big Night’, ‘Babette’s Feast’, and ‘Eat, Drink, Man, Woman’, CHEF is a satisfying cinematic smorgasbord where ingredients, preparation, and presentation earn major movie Michelins.
