Whats The Show – Show Reviews of all kinds from around the nation.
Comedy With A Heart!
Babies Don’t Come with Instructions is a 2024 Spanish comedy-drama film directed by Marina Seresesky and written by Marta Sánchez and Irene Niubó based on …
A Modern, Fun And Silly Take On A Familiar Story With A Lively And Joyful Cast!
We had a little hiccup getting to this show, arriving at the wrong theatre. It took a little bit of asking around for the penny to drop. Luckily Flight Pat…
Good Food & Wine Show – Melbourne
With eager hearts and bellies, we set about the walk down South Wharf to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre for our first taste of the 25th ann…
Comic-Con: A Con for connection, and a love letter to local artists.
Oz Comic-Con is not only for comic book fans (although the con does boast a comic book lounge, equipped with bean bags and comic books to borrow), but for …
Love and Information: A Joyous Exploration of Tiny Moments
Love and Information at Theatreworks offers a joyous, fast-paced journey through a series of micro-moments that illuminate the many facets of human connect…
Les Misérables: Unstoppable Icon
Celebrating 40 years since its’ debut, Les Misérables is now the world’s longest running musical; Within moments of The Arena Spectacular’s opening, it is …
The Class Of 85 – Bach Akademie Australia
Last night I experienced something absolutely incredible: “The Class of ’85” by the Bach Akademie Australia featuring the divine voices of mezzo-soprano H…
The Goat, Or Who Is Sylvia: Chookas Entertainment
Presented by Chookas Entertainment & Insight Acting is undoubtedly a ‘one of a kind’ dark comedy performance. The production was expertly directed by Tim K…
The Dictionary of Lost Words
The curtain has officially opened for ‘The Dictionary of Lost Words’ at Wollongong’s Illawarra Performing Arts Centre. Verity Laughton’s adaptation of the …
Eureka Day
In Eureka Day, Jonathan Spector’s razor-sharp satire of liberal consensus and public health anxiety, a seemingly progressive Californian school board desce…
The Bubbles Festival: Two hours of bliss!
Who doesn’t like champagne, surely there can’t be anyone? The Bubbles Festival is currently touring around Australia spreading champagne love and we’re gla…
Spanish Film Festival: El 47
The timing of the Spanish Film Festival could not be better, as Sydney plunges into winter, the warmth of the stories, the sun drenched cinematography, and…
About The Show – Romeo & Juliet/Macbeth Double Bill
What is this Production about?This production is a double bill of 90 minute musical versions of Romeo & Juliet and Macbeth,…
Meet The Actor – Deborah An
Why do you want to be an actor?From the age of six, I wanted to be everything when I grew up: a ballerina, an astronaut, a teacher, police officer, mermaid…
Meet The Actor – Johnny Nasser
Why do you want to be an actor?Because I love stories and story telling. What do you enjoy most about acting?I love getting to play with other actors and …
About The Show – Blue by Thomas Weatherall
What is this Production about?Black Swan’s WA Premiere of Blue by Thomas Weatherall An unforgettable monologue brought to …
About The Production – Cosa Vedranno: What Will They See?
What is this Production about?’A post-apocalyptic Renaissance, where young artists rediscover the human condition. The maladjusted reincarnations…
About The Production – Popera: Sex, Death & Politics
We caught up with the whirlwind behind Popera: Sex, Death & Politics to dive into a world where opera meets glitter, pop sass, and a hefty dose of…
About The Production – The Other Place
“The Other Place” is a gripping and emotionally charged play that explores themes of memory, loss, and the complexities of the human mind. The narrative…
About The Production – Cancer and Cartwheels
Today, we chatted with Dr Jo Prendergast for an About The Production chat about her show, Cancer and Cartwheels….
About The Production – Angus Camerons Australian Open
Today, we had an About The Production discussion over the Australian Open. This production is coming to the PIP Theatre in January courtesy of productio…
Meet The Performer – Ellen Hardisty
Today, we had a Meet The Performer chat with Ellen Hardisty. Ellen will perform in The Australian Open, which will come to the PIP Theatre in January cour…
Meet the Actor – A Night With The Villains
This Halloween, Mira Ball Productions is bringing you a sinister symphony of villainous melodies through their concert A Night With The Villains…
Meet The Actor – The Secrets of Carmichael Manor
The Secrets of Carmichael Manor is coming to Sydney on the 13th of October, and here we take the time to chat with the Actor, Director and Author of the show…
Comedy With A Heart!
Babies Don’t Come with Instructions is a 2024 Spanish comedy-drama film directed by Marina Seresesky and written by Marta Sánchez and Irene Niubó based on …
Comic-Con: A Con for connection, and a love letter to local artists.
Oz Comic-Con is not only for comic book fans (although the con does boast a comic book lounge, equipped with bean bags and comic books to borrow), but for …
The Bubbles Festival: Two hours of bliss!
Who doesn’t like champagne, surely there can’t be anyone? The Bubbles Festival is currently touring around Australia spreading champagne love and we’re gla…
Spanish Film Festival: El 47
The timing of the Spanish Film Festival could not be better, as Sydney plunges into winter, the warmth of the stories, the sun drenched cinematography, and…
The Penelopiad: The Untold Odyssey
The Penelopiad, is a novella written by Margaret Atwood as a mythological reimagining of the classic Greek tale of Homer’s Odyssey. But, unlike Odyssey, Th…
German Film Festival: Mother’s Baby
Mothers are supposed to feel an instant, unbreakable bond with their newborn child; or at least, that’s what we’re led to believe. Austrian director, Johan…
Murder at Checkmate Manor
A company well known for their pantomimes, comedies, and British farces; Tea Tree Players Theatre Company offer something within the same vein but perhaps …
How Much Honesty Is The Best Policy?
What Marielle Knows is a part of Melbourne’s German Film Festival for 2025. It was selected and screened at the Berlinale this year and follows parents Jul…
The Door-To-Door Bookstore: German Film Festival 2025
This heartwarming film is a beautiful reminder of the goodness in humanity and the power of unlikely friendships (and books!). Based on the novel of t…
Event Review: The Bubbles Festival – Melbourne 2025
Few things are more delightful than a glass of sparkling wine enjoyed riverside. The Bubbles Festival delivered exactly that and more at this year’s Melbou…
The Rep Presents: The Other Place
Sponsored by Dementia Australia, the Adelaide Repertory Theatre’s production of ‘The Other Place’ by Sharr White portrays an emotional journey of the impac…
Hysteria – A Thriller That Burns Through the Lies
The German Film Festival previewed at Palace Cinemas with the Australian première of Mehmet Akif Büyükatalay’s Hysteria. This 104-minute political thriller…
Comedy With A Heart!
Babies Don’t Come with Instructions is a 2024 Spanish comedy-drama film directed by Marina Seresesky and written by Marta Sánchez and Irene Niubó based on …
Les Misérables: Unstoppable Icon
Celebrating 40 years since its’ debut, Les Misérables is now the world’s longest running musical; Within moments of The Arena Spectacular’s opening, it is …
Spanish Film Festival: El 47
The timing of the Spanish Film Festival could not be better, as Sydney plunges into winter, the warmth of the stories, the sun drenched cinematography, and…
German Film Festival: Mother’s Baby
Mothers are supposed to feel an instant, unbreakable bond with their newborn child; or at least, that’s what we’re led to believe. Austrian director, Johan…
David Williamson’s The Great Divide
Villanova Players opening night of The Great Divide seemed to go off without a hitch. The Ron Hurley theatre is a great venue for live theatre with lots of…
How Much Honesty Is The Best Policy?
What Marielle Knows is a part of Melbourne’s German Film Festival for 2025. It was selected and screened at the Berlinale this year and follows parents Jul…
Grand Horizons: Amusingly Confronting Life’s Uncomfortable Truths
Grand Horizons is a poignant, riotously funny portrayal of a family in crisis, after matriarch Nancy (Linda Morgan) reveals she wants to divorce Bill (Eddi…
The Door-To-Door Bookstore: German Film Festival 2025
This heartwarming film is a beautiful reminder of the goodness in humanity and the power of unlikely friendships (and books!). Based on the novel of t…
She Kills Monsters: A Tribute To DnD
“She Kills Monsters,” is a tale of Agnes, a High School teacher who is grieving the loss of her younger sister, Tilly. When packing up her sister’s room, A…
Event Review: The Bubbles Festival – Melbourne 2025
Few things are more delightful than a glass of sparkling wine enjoyed riverside. The Bubbles Festival delivered exactly that and more at this year’s Melbou…
Hysteria – A Thriller That Burns Through the Lies
The German Film Festival previewed at Palace Cinemas with the Australian première of Mehmet Akif Büyükatalay’s Hysteria. This 104-minute political thriller…
The Countertenor – Bach’s Holy Spirit
A Counter Tenor is the male equivalent of a female alto singer I discovered, by going along to witness performance of The Counter Tenor at The Cathedral of…
Comedy With A Heart!
Babies Don’t Come with Instructions is a 2024 Spanish comedy-drama film directed by Marina Seresesky and written by Marta Sánchez and Irene Niubó based on …
Spanish Film Festival: El 47
The timing of the Spanish Film Festival could not be better, as Sydney plunges into winter, the warmth of the stories, the sun drenched cinematography, and…
German Film Festival: Mother’s Baby
Mothers are supposed to feel an instant, unbreakable bond with their newborn child; or at least, that’s what we’re led to believe. Austrian director, Johan…
How Much Honesty Is The Best Policy?
What Marielle Knows is a part of Melbourne’s German Film Festival for 2025. It was selected and screened at the Berlinale this year and follows parents Jul…
The Door-To-Door Bookstore: German Film Festival 2025
This heartwarming film is a beautiful reminder of the goodness in humanity and the power of unlikely friendships (and books!). Based on the novel of t…
No Love Songs: Poignant And Impactful
“No Love Songs” was my first visit to the newly opened Foundry Theatre located inside The Star Casino’s glamorous building. The quaint size and layout of the theatre creates an immersive and intimate experience for the audience….
Every Note Speaks What Words Can’t
What is it about a love song? It awakens something in us we can’t put into words. Love is the ultimate subject—it defines us, moves us, and makes us count….
Falling into Place: British Film Festival
Set against the stark backdrop of a bleak Scottish winter, “Falling into Place” invites viewers into a world where two lost souls briefly collide in a bar,…
Film Review: Weekend In Taipei
From the visionary creator of The Fifth Element, Luc Besson, comes the exhilarating action film Weekend in Taipei. You don’t have to wait for long befor…
Commandante: Nice Cinematography
The opening of Comandante felt like a perfume ad for one of the big Italian fashion houses; a Dolce & Gabbana or Prada. A young woman in 1940’s dress, loo…
The Milky Way Film Review
The Milky Way, the creation of multi-talented Israeli director, writer and editor Maya Kenig is a thought-provoking story with a hint of dystopia surroundi…
Diane Warren Relentless: Eccentric Honest and Real
“Diane Warren: Relentless” is a documentary that portrays the making of one of the world’s most successful songwriters. A Golden Globe, Oscar and Grammy wi…
Unforgettable Passion: A Review of No Regrets: The Edith Piaf Story
The Home of the Arts is a remarkable venue, most famously regarded for its; shows, exhibitions, and live events. With a variety of performance spaces, HOTA…
Javeenbah Theatre Presents: The Man Who Doesn’t Like Musicals
The Woman who loves musicals found herself kicking off 2025 with Javeerbah’s production of “The Man Who Doesn’t Like Musicals.” I didn’t know what to expec…
Almost, Maine: Javeenbah Theatre
I found myself back at the wonderful Javeenbah theatre, nestled away in Nerang on Saturday night to take in their production of John Cariani’s play “Almost…
The 39 Steps – Tugun Theatre
The 39 Steps is a comedic and farcical adventure that follows an ordinary man thrown in the throes of a spy action thriller. The unique thing about the…
Film Review: Weekend In Taipei
From the visionary creator of The Fifth Element, Luc Besson, comes the exhilarating action film Weekend in Taipei. You don’t have to wait for long befor…
Lord Of The Flies: Presented by the Gold Coast Little Theatre
Due to budget cuts or in an effort to shield the students from the harrows of castaway life, my school decided to remove Lord of the Flies from the English…
Javeenbah Theatre Presents: Kimberly Akimbo
To be honest I am struggling to write this review. Not because it wasn’t an amazing show, but because I wasn’t properly prepared for the emotional rollerco…
French Film Festival – The Book Of Solutions
The Book of Solutions is a quirky, sometimes funny, sometimes confusing comedy-drama from writer-director Michel Gondry, who is best known outside of Franc…
French Film Festival: The Edge Of The Blade
Ooh la la—it’s time for the 35th Annual French Film Festival. This year’s festival runs from 5 March to early to mid-April, depending on where you live. So…
Jack Warner – The Last Mogul
Depending on your location, the 2023 Jewish International Film Festival (JFF) is fast approaching, from 23rd October to 29th November. This year’s JFF will celebrate the 100th anniversary of Warner Bros by showcasing the documentary Jack L. Warner: The Last Mogul. The Last Mogul tells the story of the reigning figure, Jack L. Warner. Emerging from modest beginnings, he and his brothers embarked on a journey that led to the creation of Warner Bros Studios. Remarkably, for over half a century, Jack Warner held the crown of this cinematic empire, leaving a mark on the history of motion pictures. This…
I’ll Be Frank – Memories of Opa
The JFF is upon us for 2023, and depending on where you are located in Australia, it will run sometime in the date range of 23 Oct to 29 Nov, so be sure to check dates for your local area. With many varieties of film genres available, let’s delve into Aaron Lucus’ short documentary film I’ll Be Frank which is a respectful nod to his grandfather, Frank. The film opens with the information that former German citizens between 1933 and 1945 and their descendants who were deprived of their citizenship shall have their citizenship restored upon application. Thus begins an…
The Goat, Or Who Is Sylvia: Chookas Entertainment
Presented by Chookas Entertainment & Insight Acting is undoubtedly a ‘one of a kind’ dark comedy performance. The production was expertly directed by Tim K…
The Drowsy Chaperone: Presented by UON Musos
The Drowsy Chaperone presented by UON MUSOS at the Civic Theatre Playhouse Newcastle “does what it’s supposed to do and takes you to another world.” The …
The Hanging: Maitland Repertory Theatre
The Australian backdrop, twisted characters, and a gothic tone. The Hanging, written by Angela Betzien and directed by Aimée Cavanagh is one that all thril…
Cosa Vedranno: What Will They See?
‘Cosa Vedranno’ is a Bearfoot Theatre original production and with the first three performances completely SOLD OUT, it is clearly evident that people are …
Orpheus – A One Of A Kind Captivating Performance
The ‘Orpheus’ show was mesmerising and I was utterly captivated by Shakti’s creative brilliance. ‘Orpheus’ is part of the Fringe Festival performances and …
Magpie – Fearless and Brave
I had the pleasure of reviewing EJ Mann’s comedy show MAGPIE at Bernie’s Bar Newcastle. In her own words, “It’s a musical comedy show about being brave and…
No Love Songs: Poignant And Impactful
“No Love Songs” was my first visit to the newly opened Foundry Theatre located inside The Star Casino’s glamorous building. The quaint size and layout of the theatre creates an immersive and intimate experience for the audience….
Every Note Speaks What Words Can’t
What is it about a love song? It awakens something in us we can’t put into words. Love is the ultimate subject—it defines us, moves us, and makes us count….
Ruby Moon
Ruby Moon is a contemporary Australian play that explores the grim mythology of the missing child in Australian folklore. The play explores the shift towar…
First Things First
First Things First…. I loved the play. Maitland Repertory Theatre have brought to the stage an enthralling comedic performance with a group of very talente…
Deep In The Hundred Acre Wood
As a lifelong lover of A.A. Milne’s stories and poems and the endearing E.H Shepherd illustrations of ‘Winnie The Pooh’ I was deeply intrigued to view the …
Karma Kafe: A Big Hearted Show
Karma Cafe is a new indie musical set in Newcastle, but it could be any town in Australia that faces the barrage of constant change and development. Writte…
Comedy With A Heart!
Babies Don’t Come with Instructions is a 2024 Spanish comedy-drama film directed by Marina Seresesky and written by Marta Sánchez and Irene Niubó based on …
Good Food & Wine Show – Melbourne
With eager hearts and bellies, we set about the walk down South Wharf to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre for our first taste of the 25th ann…
Love and Information: A Joyous Exploration of Tiny Moments
Love and Information at Theatreworks offers a joyous, fast-paced journey through a series of micro-moments that illuminate the many facets of human connect…
Spanish Film Festival: El 47
The timing of the Spanish Film Festival could not be better, as Sydney plunges into winter, the warmth of the stories, the sun drenched cinematography, and…
Elvis Tribute Artists: Jack Gatto & Charlie Gaylard
The promo read: For the first time ever, two of Australia’s finest Elvis tribute artists share the stage for an unforgettable night of music! Charlie Gayla…
German Film Festival: Mother’s Baby
Mothers are supposed to feel an instant, unbreakable bond with their newborn child; or at least, that’s what we’re led to believe. Austrian director, Johan…
About The Show – Romeo & Juliet/Macbeth Double Bill
What is this Production about?This production is a double bill of 90 minute musical versions of Romeo & Juliet and Macbeth,…
An Transcendent Evening Of Theatrical Brilliance
From the moment I was handed an interactive pendant at the door of the Alexander Theatre, it was clear Night Night was no ordinary night at the theatre. Wh…
How Much Honesty Is The Best Policy?
What Marielle Knows is a part of Melbourne’s German Film Festival for 2025. It was selected and screened at the Berlinale this year and follows parents Jul…
Nice Work If You Can Get It
“What the world needs now, is love, sweet love.” Quoted in the Director’s note in the program for ‘NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT’ playing at The National The…
Ocean: With David Attenborough
UNMISSABLE. That was the first word shouting out loudly in my head when thinking about how I would tell people what I thought of ‘OCEAN with DAVID ATTENBOR…
Storked: The Reality Of My Body Is Monstrous
“The reality of my body is monstrous” Storked is a vingetted interrogation of all things uterine; what it means to have a uterus, the expectations of ha…
Comedy With A Heart!
Babies Don’t Come with Instructions is a 2024 Spanish comedy-drama film directed by Marina Seresesky and written by Marta Sánchez and Irene Niubó based on …
Spanish Film Festival: El 47
The timing of the Spanish Film Festival could not be better, as Sydney plunges into winter, the warmth of the stories, the sun drenched cinematography, and…
Roxy Lane Theatre: At Home With The Sheridans
Nestled in the affluent leafy western suburbs of Perth a dramedy unfolds between childless couple Mr and Mrs Sheridan, two burglars and Mr Sheridan’s mistr…
German Film Festival: Mother’s Baby
Mothers are supposed to feel an instant, unbreakable bond with their newborn child; or at least, that’s what we’re led to believe. Austrian director, Johan…
Shrine: Tell Me A Story
“Shrine”, presented by Darlington Theatre Players, is a stage play by Tim Winton that explores how people deal with sudden loss, how our hurt can be hidden…
8 Women: Old Mill Theatre
I always love a good murder mystery. It’s a genre that never goes out of fashion. 8 Women is one of those good old fashioned murder mysteries with comedy, …
How Much Honesty Is The Best Policy?
What Marielle Knows is a part of Melbourne’s German Film Festival for 2025. It was selected and screened at the Berlinale this year and follows parents Jul…
Suite Surrender: Presented By Endeavour Theatre
It’s 1942 and the Palm Beach Ladies for Unity – or P.B.L.F.U. – are running a show to support the war effort. Headlining is starlet Claudia McFadden (playe…
Peter Rowsthorn – Keen
If you’re like most Australians and Kath & Kim has been part of your regular viewing over the years, then Peter Rowsthorn is undoubtedly a household name. …
Perth Comedy Festival: Daniel Muggleton – You May Be White, I May Be Crazy
Daniel Muggleton is no stranger to comedy. Having been in the business for more than 10 years, his observational comedic style was a hit with the audience …
Unwined Perth: Indulgent Unravelling
As I entered the venue for “Unwined Perth” at Supreme Court Gardens I was welcomed by enthusiastic ticket checkers with charming offers of free wine glasse…
Perth Comedy Festival: Rohan Arneil – The Never-Ending Smoko
Sydney based comedian Rohan Arneil was in town for the Perth Comedy Festival performing upstairs at the Chorus Room of the Regal Theatre. With the entr…
Comedy With A Heart!
Babies Don’t Come with Instructions is a 2024 Spanish comedy-drama film directed by Marina Seresesky and written by Marta Sánchez and Irene Niubó based on …
A Modern, Fun And Silly Take On A Familiar Story With A Lively And Joyful Cast!
We had a little hiccup getting to this show, arriving at the wrong theatre. It took a little bit of asking around for the penny to drop. Luckily Flight Pat…
The Class Of 85 – Bach Akademie Australia
Last night I experienced something absolutely incredible: “The Class of ’85” by the Bach Akademie Australia featuring the divine voices of mezzo-soprano H…
Eureka Day
In Eureka Day, Jonathan Spector’s razor-sharp satire of liberal consensus and public health anxiety, a seemingly progressive Californian school board desce…
Spanish Film Festival: El 47
The timing of the Spanish Film Festival could not be better, as Sydney plunges into winter, the warmth of the stories, the sun drenched cinematography, and…
Rehearsal For Murder: A Classic Murder Mystery That Keeps You Guessing
To me, a ‘Whodunnit Mystery Murder’ should encompass suspense, have interesting characters – each one having a cloaked shadow of suspicion, unforeseen twis…
The Revlon Girl: Grief, Grit and Grace in a Welsh village
In a quietly moving production, The Revlon Girl brings to life the complex emotional aftermath of one of the UK’s most devastating tragedies – the Aberfan …
A Campy, Quirky, Delightful Emotional Rollercoaster Ride That Will Delight
Madame Martha’s Parisian Cabaret is a campy, quirky, delightful emotional roller-coaster ride, that will hit you in all of the feels, over a truly captivat…
Mary Jane – A Quietly Devastating Portrait Of Love And Resilience
Written by Amy Herzog | Directed by Rachel Chant | Presented by Mid Todo Productions at the Old Fitz Theatre In Mary Jane, director Rachel Chant and pla…
The Anarchy 1138-53
The Anarchy 1138-53, presented in KXT on Broadway, is like walking into a narrated RPG walkthrough that spans levels of anarchy, death and destruction! …
Chicago: Tall & Short Theatre Co
This production of Chicago by Tall and Short Theatre Co delivers the show’s signature sharp cynicism with an especially bold edge, amplified by a small, ve…
German Film Festival: Mother’s Baby
Mothers are supposed to feel an instant, unbreakable bond with their newborn child; or at least, that’s what we’re led to believe. Austrian director, Johan…
