In her touring show Glad Game, veteran Generation X comedian Kitty Flanagan uses the ornate setting of the State Theatre to deliver a brisk, structurally tight sixty minutes of observational humour about the petty annoyances of modern life.
Discover why jazz piano prodigy Joey Alexander who earned a rare standing ovation in the review of their unforgettable performance at The Concourse in Chatswood.
At Sydney’s historic State Theatre, Colin Hay and his vibrant current lineup of Men at Work coaxed a famously polite crowd of older Gen Xers and Boomers out of their velvet seats with candid storytelling and enduring nineteen-eighties new wave hits.
Recounting a guided street photography walk through Athens, reflects on the city's distinctive light, its vibrant contrasts of ancient history and modern life, and the necessary patience required to truly capture its essence.
Despite brilliant performances from acts like Kokoroko and Ezra Collective, poor schedule management at the Move My Way festival resulted in frustrating delays that ultimately cut short the headline set.
Despite some shortcomings, Emily Steel’s political satire Housework overcomes its flaws with a witty script and strong lead performances to deliver an enjoyable, thought-provoking theatrical experience.
Adam Hills delivered a warm and intimate one-night-only performance at The Comedy Store to raise awareness for the Physical Disability Rugby League.
Driven by Connie Mitchell's relentless energy, Sneaky Sound System delivered a profoundly fun headline set that kept a joyful crowd dancing all night under perfect skies at Sydney's open-air Barracks venue.
The Temper Trap fought through cold weather and a challenging outdoor stage at Sydney's Barracks to put on a great rock show that eventually got the crowd on their feet
Experience the vibrant history of Patra, Greece, from the comfort of the Moxy Patra Marina, a modern waterfront hotel offering flawless amenities, effortless parking, and stunning sunset views.
A review of The Greek House by Dinah Jefferies to discover why this historical fiction mystery set in early twentieth-century Corfu makes for a solid, character-driven read
Discover why MarieChristine Suites in Messongi offers the ideal beachfront accommodation and exceptional service for a relaxing holiday in Corfu, Greece.
Discover how a five-person cast beautifully reimagined Gilbert and Sullivan's classic operetta in this Hayes Theatre Co production of The Pirates of Penzance.
This review of The Devil Wears Prada sequel highlights how the movie surpasses the original by grounding its signature fashion and sharp comedy in the realities of the modern publishing industry.
Director Yannis Smaragdis's historical epic Kapodistrias is a visually uneven but compelling biographical drama about modern Greece's first governor, overcoming a dense narrative with a powerful lead performance by Antonis Myriagos.
Trading a phone for a three-day silent meditation retreat in the Blue Mountains proved to be a comfortable and deeply necessary refuge from the relentless noise of modern life.
This Split Enz concert review at Sydney's TikTok Theatre highlights the band's brilliantly energetic and quirky live performance despite a surprisingly low-energy crowd.
Discover how Daphne du Maurier's classic gothic thriller and the famous Alfred Hitchcock film are reimagined for the stage in this review of The Birds play, which explores a mother surviving an avian apocalypse through a gripping solo performance.
The Sydney Theatre Company’s musical adaptation of My Brilliant Career is an energetic and highly recommended pub-rock triumph that brilliantly celebrates female independence
Emerging songwriter Sydney Rose offers undeniable talent and beautifully intimate live arrangements that make her music a highly recommended discovery for Gen X listeners, even if her interactive stage show is currently tailored to a much younger crowd.
Basement Jaxx delivered a spectacular 4.5 star live performance at the Sydney Opera House Forecourt, blending nostalgic house hits with a high-energy carnival atmosphere for their first Australian show in fifteen years.
De La Soul delivered a heartfelt and energetic performance at the Enmore Theatre, but fans were left feeling deeply short-changed after a ridiculously late start forced the venue to cut the show down to a frustrating fifty minutes.
Margaret Thanos's brilliant production of Sam Holcroft's dark political comedy A Mirror at Sydney's Belvoir St Theatre is a must-see exploration of truth and artistic resistance. Earning a stellar 4.5 out of 5 stars,
The Red Hot Summer Tour at Bella Vista Farm was a celebration of Australian music legends like Missy Higgins and Paul Kelly.
Yasmina Reza’s sharp comedy hits Sydney’s Roslyn Packer Theatre. Richard Roxburgh and Damon Herriman shine in this brutal examination of friendship and art, playing until March 8, 2026.
Despite a capable cast, Fackham Hall is an exhausting period spoof that prioritises a relentless, desperate barrage of jokes over genuine wit.
Set against the oppressive heat of Lake Macquarie in February 2026, the Lookout Festival proved to be a technically triumphant marathon of endurance that blended generational nostalgia with standout performances from Sneaky Sound System and OneRepublic.
It grabs your attention without needing the quick cuts or explosions that most modern films rely on to keep you awake.
We hadn’t read the best-selling book , but the trailer looked like a lush, romance. A sexy period indulgence to set the mood.”_ **Spoiler alert:** we were wrong.
Testing the new interactive markdown picture galleries feature, including lightboxes, fullscreen support, slideshow, and deep linking.