Review: The Social Reckoning
Sixteen years after the release of The Social Network, Aaron Sorkin has unleashed its companion piece – The Social Reckoning. Do we need a rewatch
Nadia Haniff
October 14, 2026
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2026 ST. ALi Italian Film Festival Review: A Brief Affair
The synopsis for A Brief Affair promises an outing that combines “romance, comedy and thriller” while exploring the “complexity of relationships, love and passion through
Nadia Haniff
October 8, 2026
WASO presents Rachmaninov’s Second Symphony
WASO’s MACA Symphonic Series presentation of Rachmaninov’s Second Symphony started off with a bang. Quite literally. The night began with Aaron Copland’s Fanfare for the
Sharnaz Aziz-Tan
October 6, 2026
Review: The Six Noongar Seasons
There are some experiences so powerfully moving that they stay with you for years to come. Australian Baroque’s The Six Noongar Seasons, in collaboration with
Sharnaz Aziz-Tan
October 4, 2026
2026 AWESOME Festival Review: Create Your Own Dystopia
Vincenzo Perella and Dan Osborn created a welcoming, engaging and imaginative environment for “Create Your Own Dystopia,” giving every child in the room the knowledge,
Amber Dennis
October 4, 2026
2026 AWESOME Festival Review: Snuggleplay
Snuggleplay, at the State Theatre in Perth, is one of the wonderful experiences being presented as part of this year’s Awesome Festival. Developed and run
Sarah Schmitt
October 3, 2026
2026 AWESOME Festival Review: Hermit
Hermit is a playful 35-minute performance about finding home, and it had the kids curious from the very beginning. One of my favourite things about
Mary Noonan
September 30, 2026
2026 AWESOME Festival Review: Walk of the Whales
Making its world debut at the 2026 AWESOME Festival, Nick Bland’s award-winning “Walk of the Whales” is going from page to stage… and it’s a
Nadia Haniff
September 30, 2026
Review: NT Live: The Misanthrope
National Theatre Live’s screening of Martin Crimp’s reimagining of Moliére’s The Misanthrope is a bone-dry, witty and modern version of the original. Gender-flipped, with Alceste
Sharnaz Aziz-Tan
September 29, 2026
Review: WASO’s Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony
There are some pieces of music that seem to demand to be heard live, and Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony is certainly one of them. The West
Amber Dennis
October 3, 2026
Review: Heart of the Beast
As someone who watches and reviews a lot of movies, I like to think that my need to remain analytical tends to numb my emotional
Nadia Haniff
September 22, 2026
Review: The Weight
You can feel the ‘weight’ carried by the characters in this film aptly titled The Weight. Familial responsibility, poverty, trauma and guilt are all mirrored
Sarah Schmitt
September 21, 2026