5 May 2018
Wolf Lullaby Holden Street Theatre Review
There are many issues at play here in this work by Australian writer Hilary Bell. Nine year old Lizzie sits somewhere on the autism spectrum. Her parents are…
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1 May 2018
John Cooper Clarke: Evidently Adelaide – Live Review
“Will you please welcome on stage… Dr John Cooper Clarke!” The introduction is met with applause from the growing crowd, and the man of the hour appears as the…
1 May 2018
Squeeze: Please Be Upstanding – Live Music Review
It’s standing room only at The Gov this evening. All of the tables and chairs have been removed, in anticipation of a bumper crowd. Whomever it is that works…
25 Apr 2018
HER BODY & OTHER PARTIES: Short But Hardly Sweet – Book Review
Machado has somewhat defied description for some time now, with her writing straddling horror, sci-fi, psychodrama, women’s erotica and ‘queer’ genres, and this…
25 Apr 2018
LET ME LIE: My Mother, Myself – Book Review
North-Wales-based author Mackintosh’s first two novels I Let You Go and I See You demonstrated a knack for paranoid psychological drama and coolly twisty plots…
25 Apr 2018
ONE WAY: Life On Mars… For A While – Book Review
Dr. S.J. Morden a.k.a. Simon Morden is an award-winning author and a bona fide boffin with a degree in Geology, a PhD in Geophysics and a background in teaching…
25 Apr 2018
THE PERFECT GIRLFRIEND: Up In The Air And Out Of Her Mind – Book Review
The Hampshire-residing Hamilton’s first novel is a study of obsession, only unlike a Fatal Attraction , for example, this is actually told from the perspective…
20 Apr 2018
Adelaide Writing Duo The Seadragons Release ’24th Of April’ To Commemorate ANZAC Day – Interview
Local duo The Seadragons are releasing a new single, 24th Of April, in time to commemorate this year’s ANZAC Day. We speak to Steve Jones and Corey Stewart, the…
20 Apr 2018
Glenn Tilbrook: Not Stopping Anytime Soon – Interview
Announcing themselves to Australian mainstream audiences with 1979’s hit single Cool For Cats , Squeeze has proven to be a wellspring of fabulously crafted…
14 Apr 2018
Lowground: A Musical Re-imagining Of Grimm’s Rapunzel At The Bakehouse Theatre – Interview
Lowground is an exciting new work presented in an hour of musical theatre that turns Grimm’s Rapunzel into a beautiful, yet dark, folk opera with a medieval…
6 Apr 2018
The Wizard Of Oz: Finding Home Is All In The Heart – Theatre Review
This musical version of L. Frank Baum’s beloved children’s tale is an appealing mix of fantasy, fun and wonderful new musical additions courtesy of Andrew Lloyd…
1 Apr 2018
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Wizard Of Oz Comes To Adelaide Festival Theatre To Delight Audiences With This Enchanting Classic Story Of Finding Home – Interview
The London Palladium production of The Wizard Of Oz contains all the songs from the original film and all the favourite characters and memorable moments. It…