Food and Wine Features

2026 Fringe Review: Skank Sinatra: The Name on Everybody’s Lips
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Skank Sinatra: The Name on Everybody’s Lips is now showing at Fringe World until 25th January 2025.
Guide to Shopping Local This Christmas
Christmas markets in Perth CBD It’s time for Central Park’s annual Christmas Markets – join us for a jolly good time! Featuring 25 local
Review: Nat’s What I Reckon: Hotdogs Probably aren’t Real
Australia’s lovable cooking content creator Nat’s What I reckon, returned to Perth on Saturday with his touring show “Hotdogs probably aren’t real”. This sold-out show
Review: David
I watched David with Mr 9, Miss 6 and Miss 3 with fairly low expectations. Animated religious films can sometimes feel heavy-handed or overly earnest and

Review: The Housemaid
Based on Freida McFadden’s 2022 novel of the same name, The Housemaid is directed by Paul Feig, best known for such movies as A Simple

Review: Fackham Hall
I’m not normally someone to reach out for period dramas. I find them tedious to follow and the courtly ideals they espouse just don’t do

Review: Rental Family
Rental family is exactly what you think it’s about. Brendan Fraser plays an American actor who finds himself working for an agency that rents people

Review: The Golden Spurtle
The word “porridge” has always made me think of something simple and soothing — the kind of dependable comfort we all need in a slightly

Review: Carol
Clever, witty and deeply relatable, Carol introduces audiences to a woman whose life has been quietly unravelled beneath the weight of loss, responsibility and unspoken grief. Carol,

Review: Twiggy
xWhen 16 year-old Lesley Hornby from Neasden, London, stumbled into the modelling world, little did she know she would eventually reach icon status. Yet that

Review: Becoming Hitchcock- The Legacy of Blackmail
I must confess, I am a bit of an Alfred Hitchcock fan and a lover of cinematic history, so I was looking forward to the

Review: The Running Man
I have a confession. I am NOT a fan of action movies. Few have made my watch list. In fact, a running joke among my

Review: Wicked for Good
Wicked For Good brings last year’s first instalment to its bittersweet conclusion in John M. Chu’s stunning cinematic adaptation of the Broadway musical. With darker,

Review: Cats the Musical
The 40th-anniversary Australian tour of Cats has pounced into Crown Theatre! As a virgin to the classic musical, I was impressed with the rich operatic