Summation by Michele E. Hawkins A writers’ festival holds much promise: to engage through new ideas, to challenge by diverse ...

There’s some things that are near impossible to describe in words. Like love. And grief. Oh, and the Canberra Comedy ...

Review by John P. Harvey Written by Tessani Wells and composed by Ella Ragless, Love’s Labour’s Lust is a young ...

Review by John P Harvey The Sydney Theatre Company’s Wharf Revue launches a fresh set of surprises every year despite ...

Review by John P Harvey Set in the Swiss Alps in 1995, Switzerland pits a self-exiled American novelist, Patricia Highsmith (a ...

Pilot Season The Street Theatre Fri-Sat March 23-24 Review by Agata Nabaglo I’m not quite sure how to describe Pilot ...

The comedy night held monthly at Belconnen’s La De Da might be Canberra’s newest room, but it bustles with an ...

I saw a Storm Trooper, Ash Ketchum, Crash Bandicoot, Heath Ledger’s The Joker, Rorschach of Watchmen, Spider-Man, an Ewok, Eleven ...

As I write, the final few films of the Scandinavian Film Festival are enjoying additional screenings by popular demand. If ...

The second of Jazida’s quarterly variety shows featured burlesque, belly dance, salsa, fan dancing and boylesque. 80 very happy patrons ...