All posts tagged review

Upon first glance, we might expect a 400-year-old play to be...

Slow-paced, with long silences and extensive voiceovers; Ad Astra might not be an...

Premiering at The Space, Chekhov In Moscow – produced by Oddservants theatre...

Fleabag is the TV series everyone’s seen – the BAFTA-winning,...

Japanese director Kore-eda Hirokazu opens this year’s Venice...

31 years ago saw the emergence of a counter-cultural...

It feels right that the Sydney Theatre Company’s staging of Kate...

Film student Julie (Honor Swinton Byrne) is a young woman like no other. “Very special”,...

Inna De Yard brings together the forgotten pioneers of reggae, ska, roots and rocksteady from...