The Monk and the Gun has a real heart. One worth seeing if you’re after some visually delightful, narratively relaxed escapism.
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THEATRE REVIEW: "Much Stuff" is a delightful story of queer love
Much Stuff is a delightful and invigorating story of queer love and the ride-or-die fusion of female friendship.
FILM REVIEW: "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem" is the sleeper hit of 2023
TMNT: Mutant Mayhem might be the best cinematic realization of the heroes in a half-shell yet.
Theatre Review: Marrugeku’s “Jurrungu Ngan-ga” is a kaleidoscopic rage against the machine
At a time when the entire nation is grappling with the Voice referendum, the cultural asteroid that is “Jurrungu Ngan-ga” crashes into the Heath Ledger Theatre, making a well-timed impact that is both wildly inventive and fearlessly confronting.
Album Review: Undeniable — Carlton / Macpherson / Pass / Valenti
If you’ll let it, Undeniable will take you on an uncompromising but engaging journey down an unfrequented path.
FILM REVIEW: "Top Gun: Maverick" is a rock ‘n’ roll masterpiece
Top Gun: Maverick is every bit as good as you’ve heard – heck, it’s better.
LIFESTYLE NATION: A SOJOURN AT WOODPECKER'S BAY BACH, NZ
Ever wondered what its like to live life on the edge? Then consider a stay at Woodpecker Bay Bach in the south island of NZ!
REVIEW: Rain Dance Festival, a unique and enlightening experience unlike any other
Modelled after eastern Australian festivals such as Earth Frequencies and Rainbow Serpent, the crew at Pulp Glitchin’ pieced together an impressive EDM line-with a focus on psytrance and drums ‘n’ bass. This, complimented by a marketplace full of independent and passionate owners, a stunning locale and most significantly, a community unlike any other, had provided an experience never to be forgotten.
LIVE REVIEW: Crooked Colours @ Metropolis Fremantle
As for fans new and old alike, it was one hell of a listening experience to witness the firsthand beauty of Langata live.
PERTH FESTIVAL REVIEW: DADA MASILO'S GISELLE IS AN UNCONVENTIONAL TAKE ON THE SLAVIC CLASSIC
Dada Masilo’s African reimagining of ‘Giselle’ was a dazzling, blood-racing dance to the death at His Majesty’s Theatre.
PERTH FESTIVAL REVIEW: RHYE & LUCY PEACH AT CHEVRON GARDENS
Canadian R&B god Rhye had the Chevron Gardens’ crowd swooning on Sunday night. Read our review here.
FILM REVIEW: Based on facts, "I Am Not a Witch" tells a bleak, surreal tale
‘I Am Not a Witch’ is not for the faint-hearted.
Live Review: A Day On The Green is one for the ages, for all ages
From jamming out in the car with my Dad to singing ‘High’ at the top of my eight-year-old lungs, James Blunt has always been the holy provider of soul-wrenching love ballads ever since I could remember.
Slim's gets second time lucky with Winston Surfshirt
It’s been less than six months since Winston Surfshirt last played in Perth, and it’s clear that they’ve since garnered quite a following. So much so that their almost sold out national tour had them adding a second Perth show!
Holey Moley Golf Club tees off in Perth!
Taking over the famed pub Elephant & Wheelbarrow with wall-to-wall miniature golf courses, Holey Moley Golf Club is Perth's newest novelty experience — and it needs to be on your bucket list! With a total of 27 unique holes spanning over 3 courses, all holes are themed with a remarkable pop culture twist.
Migos and 6lack at Metro City
Despite being on a Tuesday evening, a 2000 strong sell-out crowd showed up to get a taste of Atlanta talent, with the Migos being joined by popular R&B trap artist 6lack (pronounced ‘black’) and Quavo-lookalike Dj Duran.
Cranking it up with The Creases
As well as smashing out hits from Tremelow, the admirably raucous quartet delivered signature tracks from their Gradient EP. Regardless, the band has come far over the years, with their unmistakable, frivolous sing-along songs and searing guitars, to their exploration of more striking threads.
LIFESTYLE NATION: A WEEKEND AT STABLEBASE ALBANY
We discovered all that the Great Southern region had to offer during our winter sojourn at StableBASE. Read about our escapades here.
The Stylish "Atomic Blonde" Never Comes Together, Is Maddeningly Inscrutable
Stakes. Character. Exciting action. Boom. For a few minutes, one of the guys who directed John Wick, David Leitch, took full command of his movie. It was beautiful if brief, and the only thing about Atomic Blonde worth remembering.
LIVE REVIEW: Big Scary bare all with their fiery best
It is truly during times of technical difficulty where artists earn their crowning moment — and Big Scary were the very exemplar of undeterred, talented musicians.