by Margot Lang | May 25, 2019 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
British director Mike Leigh has always been ready to take up the cudgels in support of the downtrodded masses, and the Peterloo massacre was a tragedy which cried out for his talents. In August 1819 a peaceful crowd gathered on a sunny day at St Peter’s Field in...
by Elliott Turner | May 25, 2019 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
The third instalment in the John Wick film franchise is out with Keanu Reeves back as the ruthless, cunning assassin. Directed by Chad Stahelski, John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum has all the fast-paced violent scenes you would expect from a blockbuster action film....
by Peter Rigby | May 17, 2019 | Arts, Theatre, What's On
With the election upon us, it’d be pretty hard to be more politically relevant than the play Water, currently on the boards at the State Theatre Company. The Black Swan production tackles one of the most divisive and controversial issues in Australia today: our harsh...
by Jacqueline Lang | May 17, 2019 | Books, Cafe Society, Lifestyle, People, Yum
With the federal election in full swing, political journalist and cuisine queen and Annabel Crabb won’t have much time this weekend to be whipping up layer cakes. Even so, it’s the perfect, yummy treat to enjoy while watching the winners and losers on the...
by Peter Rigby | May 17, 2019 | Arts, Music, People, Showbiz, What's On
Kurt Elling and James Morrison in full flight “We want to make it feel just like a jumpin’ jazz club in here tonight,” quipped Kurt Elling in his Chicago drawl as he took to the stage with Australian trumpet maestro James Morrison. And that’s just what happened at the...
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