Germ Warfare dives into the raw edge of life and death. A Single Donut captures the strange, funny, isolating reality of being single in a locked‑down world.
Two Stories of Everyday Madness — by Noel Anderson
Heated Rivalry Review – Old Fashioned in the Best Way
Great acting. A restrained director. No predictable modern special effects. And a good old‑fashioned dose of sex, 70s‑style.
The Drunken Office Xmas Party 🎈
Imagine a Christmas party where generosity flows like never before, and kindness doesn't just dry up at the tit! 🎉
Bondi Reflections: A Glimpse, A Spirit, A Call to Action
Bondi's legacy: more than a beach, it's a spiritual heart of Australia. Embrace its spirit and let's safeguard this cherished Australian treasure together.
Woke Christmas – A Podcast Special
This year we’re asking: does Cancel Culture belong at the Christmas table, and how does being “woke” shape the way we celebrate?
The Talented Mr Ripley – Melbourne Review
STC’s stage version is an intimate, minimalist affair punctuated by electrifying moments and deadly desires.
Pretty Woman the Musical, Brisbane – Review
It’s the ballads where Pretty Woman's score shines, offering emotional depth beyond the fairy-floss romance.
Rebecca by Melbourne Theatre Company – Review
Revisiting Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier is a brilliant idea, but it’s also a gamble!
Colour & Light: The Art of Sondheim – Theatre Review
Colour & Light weaves Sondheim’s beloved classics with lesser-known gems into a brisk, two-act show.
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.
Harlequin ink 