What a pleasure it was to be in the audience to see such a spectacular production of the first ballet to be performed at the newly refurbished State Theatre three years on. Composed by Tchaikovsky, ...

Witty, acerbic and insightful, Jonathan Biggins gloriously captures the essence of former Prime Minister and Treasurer Paul ...

Bullying, teenage angst, toxic relationships and murder hardly seem material conducive to a cult following, but if you think that, you don’t know Heathers. First came the original 1988 film starring ...

You may well have heard that shooting the movie Jaws (1975) was hardly a walk in the park. In fact, then 26-year-old director ...

The voiceover at the start of the show speaks volumes. “How old were you when you stopped playing?” The reference is to imaginative and unstructured play, to make believe, if you will. Young children, ...

It is so silly, so over the top and so funny. If slapstick and physical humour are your bent, this has it in spades. Nineteen years after the outrageous Mel Brooks musical comedy opened on Broadway, ...

Four clean cut young lads who met at school in South Australia and were influenced by their music teacher, cabaret performer Michael Griffiths, have come a long way. Eleven years on, The 60 Four, as ...

The Man in the Hat sounds like something from the pen of Dr Seuss. Rather this is a quirky and offbeat Tati-esque comedy about an unnamed man (played by Irish actor Ciaran Hinds) driving through the ...

Quirky and bittersweet comes this dystopian, AI, science fantasy about an obsolete, empathetic companion robot. Her name is ...

There is teaching a troublesome kid and then there is TEACHING a troublesome kid. Maria Spencer’s (Saoirse Ronan) life would ...

The distinctive rasp and soul are there in abundance, as is the rhythm. In fact, syncopation is very much in her wheelhouse.

A feel good, comedic, period drama, Just an Illusion concerns the trials and tribulations of a French family of four. The ...