The Guilty: Review
The Guilty, or Den skyldige in its original Danish language, is Gustav Moller’s thrilling single-location directorial debut. Told through a series of phone-calls you hope you never have to answer,…
Captain Marvel REVIEW
Captain Marvel delivers a solid origin story while being a somewhat unconventional, unfolding narrative for a MCU chapter. After over 20 films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, we finally get…
Review: Andrew Nicholls, Hyperkulturemia
Walking into the foyer of the Art Gallery of Western Australia on a hot summer’s day always comes with a refreshing blast from AGWA’s mother of all air-conditioning systems. Even…
Le Nor Review: PIAF
The Last Great Hunt has rapidly gained a well deserved reputation as one of the most innovative theatre makers in Perth. In 2015 they were quirky Fringe upstarts with Yoshis…
600 Seconds Review: FRINGE WORLD Festival
Contemporary Art is supposed to challenge us, but what is the responsibility of such art? 600 Seconds at The Blue Room Theatre left the audience with this question after Tuesday…
Why? A Review of Weezer’s Teal Album.
Why did the members of Weezer choose to inflict this tepid pile of cat sick onto the unsuspecting carpet? This tired collection of covers that have already been iterated upon…
Be More Chill Review: FRINGE WORLD Festival
A buzz of excitement greeted me in the Subiaco Arts Centre foyer prior to my viewing of the musical, Be More Chill, produced by local company, Phoenix Theatre. Clearly a…
Revelation Film Festival Report Card Part II
As the Perth International Revelation Film Festival has officially come to a close, it’s time to present my final report card for the second week of the fest. So without…
REVIEW – One Day at a Time
One Day at a Time is a show that you walk away from feeling as if you’ve been invited to both a quinceañera and an emotional family dinner around the…
People, Places, Things
Director: James C. Strouse Starring: Jemaine Clement, Regina Hall, Jessica Williams People, Places, Things is a new “New Yorky” film from New York, I Love You director James C Strouse.…