19 Sept 2018
Satan’s Cheerleaders Bring Some Turkish Delight ~ CD Review
Adelaide art-rockers Satan’s Cheerleaders are on the brink of unleashing The Mechanical Turk, a brand new five-track EP, and the band is celebrating the release…
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18 Sept 2018
JULIET, NAKED (M) Older Fidelity ~ Film Review
American Jesse Peretz directs this filming of Englishman Nick Hornby’s 2009 novel, complete with his sister Evgenia as one of the co-script-adaptors and Judd…
18 Sept 2018
THE NUN (MA): Making Romania Great Again ~ Film Review
A spin-off from and prequel to The Conjuring 2 , this plodding horror is the origin story of the nasty phantom nun that appeared in that film and Annabelle…
12 Sept 2018
Simon Ridley: Having A Crack At Something Different – Interview
Adelaide four-piece outfit Satan’s Cheerleaders strike an enviable balance between accessibility and inventiveness that makes them easy to like yet difficult to…
4 Sept 2018
KIN (M): Sci-fi Action Movie From Sibling Co-Writers/Directors Jonathan and Josh Baker ~ Film Review
Sibling co-writers/co-directors Jonathan and Josh Baker expand and yet diminish their short film Bag Man with this messy and oddly pretentious sci-fi actioner…
3 Sept 2018
Saúde @ Nexus Arts feat. Abraska, Adam Page And SaSamba – Live Music Review
Saúde , evidently a Portuguese reference equivalent to cheers or a toast – was a gig in two parts. The first part of the show was presented by the very fun…
1 Sept 2018
That Eye, The Sky: Visually Stunning Exploration Of Hope And Uncertainty ~ Theatre Review
That Eye, The Sky is based on Tim Winton’s 1968 novel of the same name. The original adaptation was developed by acclaimed actor Richard Roxburgh ( Rake, Moulin…
30 Aug 2018
The Paris Underground Cabaret: Classic French Cabaret, Magic, Circus, Burlesque And Risqué Repartee Presented by Madotti & Vegas
After touring Australia over the past 3 years to sold-out houses and to popular and critical acclaim, The Paris Underground Cabaret comes to South Australia…
28 Aug 2018
Stryper: God Damn Evil Tour Live @ The Gov ~ Review
For the first time in twenty-nine years, Southern Californian Christian metal group Stryper rocked the halls of Adelaide’s Governor Hindmarsh Hotel as part of…
24 Aug 2018
Priscilla Queen Of The Desert – The Musical: A Fabulous Adventure Fuelled By Glitter, Sequins And Song ~ Musical Theatre Review
The Priscilla Queen Of The Desert bus has rolled into Adelaide to spread joy, acceptance and throw a fair dinkum extraordinary party! At tonight’s opening…
22 Aug 2018
THE DARKEST MINDS: My Brain Hurts ~ Film Review
As ‘Young Adult’ as ‘Young Adult’ movies get, this filming of Alexandra Bracken’s book by director Jennifer Yuh Nelson (her live-action début after two Kung Fu…
22 Aug 2018
THE MEG: Eating Chinese ~ Film Review
Sharks are always a cinema fave, from the barnstorming original Jaws and its sequels, imitations and rip-offs to those dire Sharknado pics to the endless stream…