Review: Saccharine
Saccharine is a 2026 Australian supernatural horror film now showing at Luna Leederville. I left Luna Leederville still thinking about the many complex themes and
Yannick Benoit
June 30, 2026
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Review: The Good Boy
‘The Good Boy’ takes us on a dark and twisted journey through the eyes of Tommy, a London party boy and all-round train wreck whose
Jordan McCracken
June 29, 2026
Review: The Invite
The Invite is hilarious, outrageously funny, sharply observant and wickedly witty. This is, without question, Olivia Wilde’s best film as a director to date. Then
Sarah Schmitt
June 29, 2026
Review: WASO’s Schumann’s Cello Concerto
There were times I just closed my eyes to hear wonderful the music wash over me. But an orchestra like the Western Australian Symphony Orchestra
Jane Pelusey
June 29, 2026
Review: Minions & Monsters
The minions are back! And this time they are bringing mayhem and monsters to Hollywood in Minions & Monsters. As with all Minions movies, it
Nadia Haniff
June 25, 2026
The Almighty Sometimes
Trigger warnings: This play references suicide, mental illness and prescription drug use. Please take care when reading this review. It is not often one encounters
Sharnaz Aziz-Tan
June 25, 2026
Review: The Musicians
Four beautifully crafted (and exceedingly expensive) Stradivarius string instruments are united with four very different musicians to create a symphony of ego, drama and harmony
Sharnaz Aziz-Tan
June 25, 2026
Review: Glenrothan
Scottish thespian, Brian Cox, has nearly six decades of experience across stage and screen. Highly regarded for his work in HBO’s Succession, Cox has an
Nadia Haniff
June 24, 2026
The Music of Joe Hisaishi
Part concert, part podcast, and even part hands-on workshop, WASO’s The Music of Joe Hisaishi was a refreshingly fun, down-to-earth celebration of the iconic Japanese
Sharnaz Aziz-Tan
June 23, 2026
Review: HSBC Spanish and Latin American Film Festival – La Salsa Vive
Many moons ago, I was a hardcore Salsa addict. I was dancing so much Salsa that I had the metabolism of a teenage boy. I
Nadia Haniff
June 22, 2026
Review: HSBC Spanish and Latin American Film Festival – Always Winter
Always Winter is making its Australian debut at this year’s HSBC Spanish and Latin Festival. The movie centres on Miguel (David Verdaguer), a landscape architect
Nadia Haniff
June 17, 2026
Review: MJ The Michael Jackson Musical
MJ: The Michael Jackson Musical premiered last night at Crown Theatre, and the atmosphere was electric. The buzz and excitement was palpable as every Michael
Yannick Benoit
June 16, 2026