Colour & Light weaves Sondheim’s beloved classics with lesser-known gems into a brisk, two-act show.
Colour & Light: The Art of Sondheim – Theatre Review
Memories of Robert Redford from My Family Couch
I remember sitting in the dark, devastated by the final scene, and transfixed by Redford’s iconic stare.
Unforgettable Monty
Each night, Monty would stand watching the dancers warm up before the evening performance of Swan Lake. He had a longing in his chest. Not for stardom—but for love.
The Surfer: A Wave of Masculinity and Paranoia – Film Review
The Surfer carries a disorienting, dreamlike quality, reminiscent of Roman Polanski’s The Tenant and Repulsion.
Auckland Antics: Solo Tales from Across the Ditch!
Think close encounters… with a dash of Wild West hospitality, Kiwi-style.
Watching Me (The Singalong Experience)
Step into the spotlight, channel your inner Audrey Hepburn (or My Fair Lady) and let your voice soar!
Beetlejuice: The Musical – A Freaky Review
Beetlejuice the Musical proves that sometimes, the afterlife is more entertaining than the real world.
Titanique Musical Sydney – Review
The storyline of Titanique is absurd: Céline Dion goes to the Titanic Museum to ‘correct’ the historical record of Titanic, transforming the tragic romance into a musical spoof!
Shadow Boxing (feat. Samuel Addison & Teresa Izzard)
This powerful one-man show dives deep into themes of masculinity, identity, and self-acceptance
Invisible Boys: A Coming of Age Story – Review
I've just finished bingeing 'The Invisible Boys' on Stan, and I'm here to say it's fantastic! This 10-part Australian series beautifully navigates the LGBTQ+ coming-out experience with a mix of Aussie humour, emotion, and authenticity. Set in Western Australia, the series follows the lives of four teenage boys who are all coming to grips with... Continue Reading →
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