Matador – Theatre Review
The energy is palpable when walking into Her Majesty’s Theatre, the crowd positively thrumming with excitement for…
Month: April 2021
FANGIRLS – Theatre Review
I am a ‘fan girl’. When watching Yve Blake’s original Australian musical FANGIRLS, I was incredibly triggered….
Drummer Queens – Theatre Review
If I were to mention to you the words Stomp or Tap Dogs, you would likely know…
Twist – Film Review
Twist is a modern take on the classic Charles Dickens novel Oliver Twist which has had many…
Land – Film Review
It is kind of ironic that Robin Wright’s directional debut, Land, is being released in Australia on…
The Father – Film Review
No film has ever punched me in the stomach as hard as The Father. There were times…
Mank – Film Review
It’s easy to admit that I am not the targeted audience for Mank. I have never seen…
Promising Young Woman – Film Review
Written and directed by Emerald Fennell, known for being the season 2 showrunner of Killing Eve, Promising…
Another Round – Film Review
Norwegian psychotherapist Finn Skårderud made the wild claim that humans are born with a blood alcohol level…
Dolly Diamond’s Star for a Night – Theatre Review
The Midsumma Festival is back in full swing in 2021 with a fantastic range of shows and…
Rosa’s Wedding – Film Review
Marriage – considered a sacred bond between two people, committing to each other for the rest of…
Melbourne Theatre Company: Berlin – Theatre Review
Charlotte is an independent German woman who works at a secret bar under a bridge. Tom is…
Mortal Kombat – Film Review
Having not really played the Mortal Kombat video games much, maybe one or two times growing up,…
The United States Vs. Billie Holiday – Film Review
I’m going to cut to the chase – Prior to seeing The United States Vs. Billie Holiday,…
Six Minutes to Midnight – Film Review
Six Minutes to Midnight is a war drama piece set in 1939, on the cusp of one…
Red Stitch: The Cane – Theatre Review
For Red Stitch, last year was a write-off, as instead of excitedly barrelling towards their 20th anniversary,…
Impromptunes: The Completely Improvised Musical {Melbourne International Comedy Festival} – Comedy Review
For lovers of musical theatre and comedy, meet Impromptunes: The Completely Improvised Musical from Australia’s leading team…
Because the Night – Theatre Review
Last night, I had the most unique and interesting theatre experiences at Melbourne’s Malthouse Theatre. Because the…
Voyagers – Film Review
The name Neil Burger is not as synonymous with quality films by directors such as Spielberg or…
Soothplayers: Completely Improvised Shakespeare {Melbourne International Comedy Festival}- Comedy Review
When you hear the name Shakespeare, you would normally associate it with romance, tragedy and even comedy….