No Time to Die marks Daniel Craig’s final go at James Bond, the debonair British MI6 agent with a licence to kill.
FILM REVIEW: "Ali & Ava", and the aesthetic limits of realism
Ali & Ava, a romantic drama set in the British city of Bradford, is screening as part of the 2021 British Film Festival
Theatre: “Love Letters To The Revolution” is a charming, unapologetic, and wildly entertaining rage against the machine
Seeing “Love Letters To The Revolution” feels like falling into an expertly crafted trap.
THEATRE REVIEW: Animal Farm is a largely faithful adaption of the source material
Black Swan’s latest outing attempts to draw the parallels between the Orwellian source material and modern times.
Photos courtesy of Sethen Sheehan-Lee.
Film Review: ‘The Many Saints of Newark’ has the makings of an entertaining film
David Chase returns to the world of the Sopranos with his prequel period piece The Many Saints of Newark after slamming the door in the audience’s face 14 years ago with a cut-to-black ending that either signalled an assassination or a trollish middle finger.
Theatre: "Unheimlich" explores the cycle of relationships through the eyes of a house cat!
Armed with a perfect blend of genius stagecraft, committed performance, and a witty script, Unheimlich took us on a whirlwind of emotions, cheeky chuckles and a deep reflection on relationships.
INTERVIEW: Melbourne rockers Bakers Eddy talk new music, future plans and fashion influences
With their debut album on the way early next year and more plans than you can poke a stick at, we caught up with Bakers Eddy’s frontman, Ciarann Babbington, to discuss new music, fashion influences and future tour plans.
6K Newcomer FRAAN releases debut single, "WHATSLOVE"
After being the mastermind behind the creation of some of the biggest up and comers in the Australian music scene, production powerhouse, and now artist, FRAAN, is set to release his breakout single ‘WHATSLOVE’,
Film Review: The scares and social commentary in ‘Candyman’ are far too blunt to resonate
Despite its admirable efforts, Candyman feels like a heap of wasted potential.
LIVE SNAPSHOTS: The Faim @ YMCA HQ
Photos courtesy of Sethen Sheehan-Lee.
Ten local acts we think should play the AFL Grand Final this year
Here are ten local acts that we reckon would knock it out of the park if given the opportunity.
Factory Summer Festival returns in 2021 with 4 massive shows across 2 cities
Having expanded to the Eastern states last year, Brisbane and Perth can expect the sizzle to return at two stunning new locations with a focus on delivering a unique experience for fans.
ALBUM REVIEW: Turnstile's Glow On is a scene-defying release
This is the sort of album that will be referenced in production studios for years to come.
THEATRE REVIEW: Every Brilliant Thing is as funny as it is thoughtful
This is life affirming theatre in the truest sense of the phrase.
FILM REVIEW: Dolly Llama UNCUT @ Luna Leederville
Recently at Luna Leederville, local Perth production group Dolly Llama Productions (organised and led by Hassibullah Kushkaki) put on their second screening of 10 independent short films.
Film Review: James Gunn gives us “The Suicide Squad” we deserve
Gunn goes all-out in this movie, filling the screen with eye-popping colour and magical realism, along with some ridiculous visual gags and cheesy one-liners.
THEATRE REVIEW: "Minneapolis" offers an entertaining and poignant take on fragile masculinity
Have you ever said the wrong thing, at the wrong place and at the wrong time? This story of Boy is the story of so many, a journey we’ve all taken if we’re to be honest.