Marian Potts’s ‘Henry 5’: Who Witnesses History?
How far would you go for ego? Marion Potts’s modern interpretation of Shakespeare’s Henry 5 asks this question. After a degrading prank by
‘Anti-Fascists: Jim McNeill and His Mates in the Spanish Civil War’ – A Review
Anti-Fascists: Jim McNeill and His Mates in the Spanish Civil War by Michael Samaras/ Foreward by Rodney Cavalier For my father, a sensitive
The Last Showgirl – Film Review Friday
I think I should start this review with a confession: I have not, in fact, seen the first fifteen minutes of The Last Showgirl.
An Interview with Sunsick Daisy
Much like their namesake flower, Adelaide quartet Sunsick Daisy are growing onwards and upwards with their new single ‘It’ll Be Alright’. First off, congrats
‘Bloom’ review: New Australian Musical Blooming With Heart
Working in the care and support industry, it doesn’t take long before you begrudgingly accept that nothing changes. The budget is nonexistent, the demands
No Winner In War: Henry V to be presented at the IPAC
”Like all of Shakespeare’s writing, Henry V is so rich that it resonates differently for audiences at different times and under different circumstances. Young
There’s No Business Like Show Business – Film Review Friday
I know it’s a big claim to make of any film, let alone one made over 70 years ago whose reception can only be
Autumn Reads: ‘Dracula’ Review
Dracula was the very first classic I ever read, at the ripe age of 12, so it has a very special place in my
A Clockwork Orange – Film Review Friday
Trigger Warning: ‘A Clockwork Orange’ features images of sexual violence and torture “I’m cured! Praise God!” “You’re not cured yet, boy…” How