Fortunately, the songs of Mama Kin Spender bring with them a warmth that can make you forget the most extreme weather..
FILM REVIEW: "The Old Man and the Gun" - 16mm Film with a Rose Tint
Robert Redford stars as Robert Redford in this biopic of gentleman thief, Forest Tucker. But can he pull of his last job before retirement?
Film Review: "Boy Erased" is Compassionate and Nearly Impact-free
Boy Erased has something to say but it’s not one for confrontation…
Matt Corby Announces Tour for Rainbow Valley
Matt Corby is coming to bless Perth’s prettiest park!
REVIEW: Bill Murray, Jan Vogler & Friends at Riverside Theatre
The high brow literature and classical music concept fooled me into thinking there was some social or political statement they were trying to make. But in the end, this show is about friendship and stories — just like Bill himself.
2018 British Film Fest Preview
A quick preview of some of the best of the 2018 British Film Festival
INTERVIEW: The Wombats' Dan Haggis spills the tea ahead of Australian/NZ tour
Only a week remains until the much-loved The Wombats head down under to embark on yet another Australia/NZ tour. We chatted to drummer Dan Haggis ahead of their upcoming Perth show!
Medusa: this Halloween's Horror Story
Cultural commentary and Allen’s lolly snakes combine for a wonderful piece of theatre at The Blue Room.
Film Review: Timothée Chalamet Shines Once Again in "Beautiful Boy"
Chalamet is ruthlessly convincing as a young drug addict, but does this true story feel real enough?
FILM REVIEW: "Halloween" stays true to the slasher genre but does little else
More kills doesn't necessarily mean more thrills… but damn it, Michael is going to try!
Theatre Review: Xenides is a Timely Celebration of a Tragic Life
Xenides is a heartfelt commentary on the struggles faced by women all around the world
Mini British Film Festival Review: "Colette" starring Keira Knightley
With the hype of the royals in Australia rampant in the air, many were keen to gather at Palace Cinemas Paradiso to catch the premiere of Colette on the opening night of the Mini British Film Festival 2018.
Theatre Review: In the Next Room or, The Vibrator Play Delivers a Good Time
I’ve been lucky enough to be raised in a society which has spread so much awareness of the plight of females and our right to pleasure as equals to men during sex, so why did I feel so uncomfortable seeing something so natural occurring in a fictional capacity? The writing of In the Next Room is extraordinary for this very reason: It continually challenges you as a viewer to question not only the ways in which you consciously think but the hidden reactions and accompanying internalised attitudes you did not realise you harboured.
FILM REVIEW: "American Animals" takes a heist thriller into the wild
American Animals is the best of both worlds: blockbuster thriller and madcap documentary.
Film Review: "My Generation" is self-congratulatory but intermittently charming
Michael Caine anchors this vision of Swingin’ Sixties London
Podcast: RIP The Best Popular Film Oscar (Part 1)
In Part 1, we discuss our favourites and our middle ones of 2018
The entire night was a mix of emotions. For a lot of the fans who knew 6lack from his songs in FREE 6LACK, this concert would come as quite a different experience.
THEATRE REVIEW: "Let me finish" is poignant, political, and necessary.
Never have I witnessed an entire audience laugh and cry at the same time, but this feat is accomplished by the astonishing cast of Let Me Finish.
Film Review: "Harmony: The Five Frequencies Saga Part 1" is the title of a real movie
Sometimes whole scenes go by and the actors do a good enough job to make you feel not embarrassed