Bondi Reflections: A Glimpse, A Spirit, A Podcast

Join us on Noel Anderson's 15 Mins of Fame for reflection and healing. Bondi forever ♥️

Pretty Woman the Musical – Podcast Review

This lively stage adaptation of Pretty Woman surprises by offering an original score (co-written by Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance) and genuine star turns.

Noel Anderson Live at the Boom Boom Room (A Celebration)

Raw, honest, and ready for what’s next, Noel Anderson is live at the Boom Boom Room.

Unforgettable Monty: The Theatre Mouse Who Saved Swan Lake

A simple tale of destruction and rebirth and a theatre mouse in love!

Blobs, Slugs and Space Monsters (Feat. Steven T. Boltz)

Iconic creatures from outer space in film — from childhood favorites like The Blob to modern adaptations like Nope

The Surfer: A Wave of Masculinity and Paranoia – Film Review

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-zqxm9-18e7f12 Welcome to Noel Anderson’s 15 Minutes of Fame, where cinema meets surf and no wave goes unridden. In today's film review, we're diving headfirst into The Surfer, a sun-scorched fever dream starring Nicolas Cage as a man unravelling under the Aussie sun. Is it madness, masculinity, or just too much UV? Hit play on... Continue Reading →

Flying Solo Podcast

I chat about travel anxiety, bad bosses, my no-pet policy, and why everyone who’s“single” deserves a fantasy!

Invisible Boys: A Coming-of-Age Story – Podcast Review

The series is set during Australia’s 2017 same-sex marriage postal vote and based on the novel by Holden Sheppard.

The Removalists: Podcast Review of an Australian Classic

The Removalists: Podcast Review David Williamson’s iconic play, The Removalists, makes a powerful return to the stage, reviving its unflinching exploration of domestic violence, police brutality, and the abuse of power.  Set in Melbourne in the 1970s, the story follows the turbulent events that unfold when Fiona Carter, with the help of her sister Kate... Continue Reading →

The Removalists: An Aussie Classic – Review

"I quickly learned that the Australian male and indeed some females, didn’t seem to need much provocation to get nasty" - David Williamson

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