Something marvellous is happening in the Newcastle Theatre world.
This year 2 new theatre companies, launched primarily by younger practitioners, have grabbed hold of the classic realist works of late 19th/early 20th Century playwrights, Henrik Ibsen and Anton Chekov, stripping …
Falsettos, How I Learned To Drive, Picnic at Hanging Rock and The Seagull to be staged in NIDA venues over ten days offering a rich array of stories and ideas, presented by 130 of Australia’s most highly-trained practitioners and led …
The awarding of the 1943 Archibald Prize to William Dobell for his
portrait of friend and fellow artist Joshua Smith created a national
controversy.
Was it a caricature, was it a portrait, was the depiction even of a human being …
Arguably, the best Canadian Irish co production animated musical featuring a burger in a bikini, that’s THE BOB’S BURGER MOVIE, a feature film based on a popular animated television series.
I confess, I have never seen the tv series but …
The scenario to Amber Spooner’s THE VARIOUS METHODS OF ESCAPE:
“Grace is 19 years old when she finally escapes 12 years in captivity. Once she returns to her family she is determined to establish a normal life for herself, …
Family is gravity. And core to Tiriki Onus’ family is his grandfather, Bill Onus, a proud, articulate Yorta Yorta and Wiradjuri man from Victoria, a truly heroic cultural and political figure who revived his people’s culture in the 1940s and …
This year’s German Film Festival officially launched with the crazy satire, A STASI COMEDY, a story of secrets, surveillance, and sex.
Fuelled by a soundtrack that includes Canned Heat and Leonard Cohen, A STASI COMEDY unravels like a trippy German …
