Natura: Review
Natura is Flux Gallery’s second and final exhibition for the year, bringing together five artists whose works revolve around the concept of ‘nature’ in all its minutiae and grandiosity. In…
What’s in the Pod Ep. 15: Interview Special w/Grant Sputore!
You can also listen here on Spotify! After a long period of soul searching and questionable decision making, Dom and Tom are back in the booth ready to nurture their…
The Apparatus: Review
The Apparatus is a collection of writings by Franz Kafka, currently showing at the Blue Room Theatre performed by Humphrey Bower and Timothy Green. Kafka was writing in the early…
Words with Charlotte Otton
If you have at all any investment in contemporary Perth theatre, then Charlotte Otton needs no introduction. Having starred in and produced hit shows Let me finish. and Feminah, Otton…
Hip Hop(e): Fightin’ the Power since 1973
The world changed forever in 1973. Within the smoke and vibrations of a Bronx apartment building’s rec-room, at what is now known as the ‘Bethlehem of hip hop’ (1520 Sedgwick…
Unfinished Business: Industry Super to face increased political pressure
Following the announcement of Scott Morrison’s new ministry, Victorian Senator Jane Hume has been promoted to the role of Assistant Minister for Superannuation, Financial Services and Financial Technology. Unfortunately, Senator…
Medea: Review
Love, did you say? It is a mighty curse. Medea, Euripides, (44). The latest production by Black Swan Theatre Company is an adaptation of the centuries old Medea by Euripides,…
The Bachelor Who Wants to Believe
Australian journalism’s favourite fluff-piece machine, The Bachelor, has returned. This year’s bachelor is 31 year-old astrophysicist Matt Agnew, and he has used his sexy man-brain to earn himself a place…
From Ukraine to ‘Russia’: A foray into the annexation of Crimea
On 20 March 2019, the Dutch-led joint investigation into the downing of Malaysian Airlines flight MH-17 announced charges against three Russians and one Ukrainian. Russian nationals Igor Girkin, Sergei Dubinsky…
Midsommar Review: Pastel Coloured Nightmares
(Some minor spoilers ahead) The last time I sat down to watch a horror movie, I was five and seeing A Muppets Christmas Carol for the first time. Fifteen nightmare-fuelled…