Jack White: No Name Tour, Forum Melbourne, Melbourne, December 9th 2024 – Live Review
Jack White is one of those artists that I have always admired from afar. After his shoot…
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Keegan Joyce: Placeholder For A Conversation, The Wesley Anne, December 5th 2024 – Live Review
Keegan Joyce is one of those performers that I have seen in many live settings. Usually, it…
F Christmas – Theatre Review
Christmas. It is a time of year that we are told is for a time of connection….
One Day In September – Theatre Review
It is not often that I get the chance to check out a brand-new Australian musical, let…
The Smurfs: Dreams (PlayStation 5) – Gaming Review
In recent years, I have played a few games from the Smurf series. With Mission Vileaf and…
Epic Mickey: Rebrushed (PlayStation 5) – Gaming Review
Way back in 2010, Epic Mickey was released on the Nintendo Wii. The console exclusive release was…
Audio Technica: AT-2040 Hypercardioid Dynamic USB Microphone – Product Review
In the age of Pod Casting and Content Creation, clear, crisp, and high-quality audio is essential to…
Peter and the Starcatcher – Theatre Review
Peter Pan is a tale that has been done time and time again. From the 1953 classic…
Venom: The Last Dance – Film Review
There is an unfortunate trend with sequel films that they very rarely outshine the first film in…
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra: John Williams: Sounds of Cinema – Live Review
Way back in June 2022, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra celebrated the 90th Birthday of John Williams with…
Linda (for one more week) {Melbourne Fringe} – Comedy Review
What happens when you die? One theory is you are transported to the great pearly gates of…
Abigail Banister-Jones: The Story of Cerberus: A Very Good Boy {Melbourne Fringe} – Theatre Review
It’s that time of year again! Melbourne Fringe is rolling back into venues across the city. However,…
Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions (PlayStation 5) – Gaming Review
After the successful release of Hogwarts Legacy in 2023, gamers were desperate for a game dedicated to…
Victoria the T. Rex – Exhibition Review
A brand-new exhibition that has been in the making for 66 million years has made its way…
The Wild Robot – Film Review
It has been such a long time since I have seen a DreamWorks Animation film. I think…
Transformers One – Film Review
For 40 years, Transformers have graced our screens. From the original animated television series in the 80’s…
Star Wars Outlaws (PC) – Gaming Review
I love a good open-world action RPG. Back in the day before open-world was a thing, RPGs…
Audio-Technica: ATH-CKS30TW+ Wireless Headphones – Product Review
Audio-Technica is a brand that I normally associate with turntables. I’ve admittedly never really thought of them…
Bookworm {Melbourne International Film Festival} – Film Review
It is hard to find a decent family adventure film these days. It is all comic book…
Murder For Two (Musical) – Theatre Review
It’s American novelist Arthur Whitney’s birthday and his friends have gathered to throw a surprise party. Little…
NGV: Pharaoh – Exhibition Review
In high school, I spent an entire term of Year 7 studying Ancient Egypt. Around the same…
Gays Of Our Lives {Defrost Festival 2024} – Comedy Review
It is not often that I get the opportunity to experience a comedy show outside of the…
Kingswood: Microscopic Wars 10 Year Anniversary Tour, Melbourne, 170 Russell, August 2nd 2024 – Live Review
It is crazy how quickly time passes by. It seemed like only a couple of years ago…
Deadpool & Wolverine – Film Review
24 years ago, a film graced the screens that would take the world by storm – X-Men,…
Cirque Bon Bon – Theatre Review
I’ll never shy away from a trip to the circus. There’s something magical about the different incredible…
Twisters – Film Review
In the mid 90s there was a surge in films sporting advances in cinema and special effects….
Fly Me to the Moon – Film Review
In the 1960s, the great ‘Space Race’ took place where the former Soviet Union and the United…
When Night Comes – Theatre Review
Broad Encounters are quickly becoming a favourite of mine within the immersive and interactive theatre space. I…
The Art of Banksy: Without Limits – Exhibition Review
Street art and Melbourne have a long and colourful history. Just take a wander down Hosier Lane…
The Smurfs Village Party (PlayStation 5) – Gaming Review
Papa Smurf is hosting a party! And in new game, The Smurfs Village Party, with the help…
The Smurfs 2: The Prisoner of the Green Stone (PlayStation 5) – Gaming Review
Following on from The Smurfs: Mission Vileaf comes the next instalment from OSome Studios and Microids, The…
The Garfield Movie – Film Review
Mondays. Initially, I didn’t understand what Garfield meant in the comics I read in newspapers as a…
The Odd Couple – Theatre Review
I have only really known of The Odd Couple from the 1970’s television series of the same…
IF – Film Review
Imaginary Friends. I cannot say that I had one as a child, or perhaps I did and…
CLUEDUNNIT: Murder at the Manor, Stamford Plaza Melbourne – Theatre Experience Review
I’ll be the first to admit that I have never played the board game Cluedo. A murder…
Cirque Du Soleil: LUZIA – Theatre Review
Cirque du Soleil has been around for almost 40 years now and one would wonder, after all…
Potted Potter – Theatre Review
There are many different ways you can experience the Harry Potter series. Whether you are an avid…
Two Hearts: Till Death Do Us Part {Melbourne International Comedy Festival} – Comedy Review
Many will tell you that getting married will change your life, but as Two Hearts will tell…
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra: Star Wars – Return of the Jedi in Concert – Live Review
The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra has returned for the final instalment of their film concert series of the…
Annie Louey & Mohammed Magdi: Too Haram to Handle {Melbourne International Comedy Festival} – Comedy Review
At last year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival, I absolutely adored Annie Louey’s show, ‘Gold’. Well, this year,…
The Ghostlight League: Shakespeare Ghostbusters {Melbourne International Comedy Festival} – Theatre Review
What happens when you take a 400-year-old playwright and an 80s classic action-comedy film and smash them…
Ali McGregor’s Late-Nite Variety Nite Nite {Melbourne International Comedy Festival} – Theatre Review
During the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, there are so many genres to pick from that I find…
Faulty Towers the Dining Experience, Oaks Melbourne on Market Hotel {Melbourne International Comedy Festival} – Theatre Experience Review
With the rising cost of well, everything, the classic evening out of ‘dinner and a show’ is…
Mel & Sam: The Platonic Human Centipede {Melbourne International Comedy Festival} – Comedy Review
Fresh from a win at the 2023 Green Room Awards for Best Original Songs, Mel & Sam…
Little Lon Distilling Co.: Chicago Cell Block Tango Gin – Product Review
In my five plus years of writing reviews for LILITHIA REVIEWS, never did I think I would…
Reuben Kaye: Apocalipstik {Melbourne International Comedy Festival} – Comedy Review
There are very few shows at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival that I annual look forward to…
Mel McGlensey: Motorboat {Melbourne International Comedy Festival} – Comedy Review
Mel McGlensey has quickly become a festival favourite of mine. And after seeing her two years running…
Chicago the Musical – Theatre Review
It is not often that I get the opportunity to attend a musical that I have seen…
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire – Film Review
In the age of super-hero franchises, there is one franchise that is standing out from the crowd….
Theatrical.: The Sound of Music – Theatre Review
There is one musical that has always eluded me, The Sound of Music. And whilst I was…