What Is Cinema?: A Pelican #RevFest Guide
From art documentaries to dude bro horror non-sequels to intensely erotic feminist Wiccan oddities, RevFest 2016 has you covered. Pelican reviews.
RevFest Review: Weiner
"A must-see for anyone interested in politics, or relationships, or the media, or sex scandals. Which really covers just about everybody." Review by Yvonne Buresch.
Adventures in The Smoke: Five conversations with Londoners on BREXIT
My first interview is with a couple who I meet in a coffee store. They typically breakfast in Putney, but on this morning have decided to come further into the…
Review: A Perfect Specimen (Black Swan State Theatre Company)
It was wonderful to question if Theodore could be forgiven for heralding his wife as ‘half-man, half-beast’ to a paying audience - was it just theatrical puffery, or the only…
Review: Coincidence at the End of Time (Subiaco Theatre Festival)
"A sweet, digestible, inconsequential production, and a textbook example of 'The Australian Bad Play'." Samuel J. Cox reviews.
Review: Genesis (West Australian Ballet)
The industrial feeling of the West Australian Ballet Centre in Maylands provides the perfect environment for the unique and short season of Genesis. Set against unclad red brick walls and…
Fun Australian politically-themed food to serve at your Election Weekend party
Words by Prema Arasu
Review: Moving On Inc. (Subiaco Theatre Festival)
"Moving On Inc. enjoyed great acclaim at its debut at FRINGE WORLD 2015, but I found it a rather dull affair." Samuel J. Cox reviews.
Another Way Australian Democracy Isn’t Really Working
"Our reforms shouldn’t be reactions to threats to the major parties, but rather a tool to create a more accountable and representative system." As the Australian Federal election looms (at…
Review: Swans – The Glowing Man (Young God)
"It’s here, this is it, the grand finale, the last hurrah for Michael Gira and the gang, the swansong of it all (pun intended), and it couldn’t possibly get better…