A Review of Somerville’s “EO”: Tales of a Resilient Donkey
EO is playing at UWA’s Somerville Theatre until the 3rd December as a part of Perth Festival 2024.
“All the Light We Cannot See”: Is the Book Always Better than the Movie?
"If you have read the novel and are searching for a near-retelling, then this screen adaptation is for you. On the contrary, if accurate casting makes or breaks the screen…
Review of Film “Bottoms”: How to Stop Being a Loser
"BBFs Josie and PJ are finally ready to stop being bottoms and start dating the girls of their dreams."
A Review of The Blue Room Theatre’s “Everything Flickers”
"Everything Flickers is a well-choreographed lyrical masterpiece, an example of underfunded excellence."—Deb Broad
The Survival of Kindness: In Conversation with Director, Rolf de Heer, and Lead Actor, Mwajemi Hussein
This article provides an outline of the film, The Survival of Kindness (2023), as well as cuts of an interview with the director, Rolf de Heer, and the main actor,…
Review of Fire on Ice: A Comedy-Play by the University Dramatic Society
"Fire on Ice is a comedy-play which features the age-old question of 'What would happen if there was a fire on Antarctica?' It’s a classic, I know."
Review of Fringe Festival’s Elton John: Your Song
Abbey critiques Fringe Festival's 2023 Elton John tribute!
Review of The Blue Caftan: A Delicate Matter
The Blue Caftan (2022) is coming to UWA Somerville Auditorium from the 20th–26th March! We recommend everybody go and watch.
A Night At The British Film Festival – Living (2022)
Living is a powerful film that deals with an important subject: death. The film is based on Akira Kurosawa’s Ikiru (1952), which is based on Leo Tolstoy’s novella The Death…
The Lost King Review
As part of the 2022 Cunard British Film festival comes the Lost King, the ultimate underdog story.