Whats The Show – Show Reviews of all kinds from around the nation.
Rally In Red To Save Sydney Theatre – Sun 2 August
Jimmy O’neills And Sacred Heart Combine For Christmas In July Cold Dip!
Deal Me In’s Beautiful Chaos
Gutenberg? Darn Tootin-berg!
Pay No Attention
Haydn’s Creation
The Lightning Thief – The Percy Jackson Musical
Bet You Laugh Out Loud
Bull: The Dark Comedy That Denies You Any Comfort
The Last Resort
Love Letters
Sass, Frustration, And Glitter








Enjoy the Finer Things in Life Before The Show
Plan your time around the show.
Make some space to enjoy the finer things in life.
Explore a curated collection of experiences designed to complement your entertainment.
Perfect before the show, after the curtain call, or anytime at all.

Adelaide Nite Bites

Adelaide Food Odyssey
Adelaide Central Market Discovery Tour

Hidden Adelaide: Laneways and Street Art Tour

Discover Adelaide: City Walk and Popeye River Cruise

Popeye Devonshire Tea Cruise

Adelaide Hidden Bar Tour

THE F FACTOR FOOD TOUR

Adelaide Central Market Delicious Lunch Tour

Discover Adelaide Food Walking Tour

PAINT AND PALATE STREET ART TOUR

Beer, Wine and Gin Private Tour
Delectable Tastes of Local Icons Experience

90min Sunset City Lights Cruise

90min Sightseeing Cruise – MORNING 10.30am

Delectable Taste of Queensland – No Alcohol Edition

Brisbane Bus Tour

GoBoat Brisbane – 1 Hour Electric Picnic Boat Hire (up to 8 people)

90min Cruise with SOUTH BANK COMBO PASS 10.30am

90min Sightseeing MID AFTERNOON CRUISE 2.30pm

Delectable Taste of CBD Hidden Gems Experience

Delectable Taste of Queensland

Mystery Picnic Date – Central Canberra

Canberra Wine Tour

Private Stargazing Mount Stromlo Observatory

GoBoat Canberra – 1 Hour Electric Picnic Boat Hire (up to 8 people)
American Smoking BBQ Cooking Class – Canberra ACT

Family Mystery Picnic – Central Canberra

Beer & BBQ Cooking Class – Canberra ACT

Mystery Picnic Date – Burleigh

City Lights Sightseeing Cruise

Catch a Crab Tour + Seafood Plate Lunch

Private Tasting Plate Tour

Gold Coast Lunch Cruise – Inside seating

Mystery Picnic with Friends – Burleigh

Gold Coast Classic Ballooning & Vineyard Breakfast

7:00 PM – Dinner Cruise – Inside Seating

Catch a Crab Tour + Deluxe Seafood Platter Lunch

Family Mystery Picnic – Burleigh

Squid Game

Mystery Picnic Date – Hunter Valley

Taste & Graze

Blend & Dine

Blending Date Night

Full day Hunter Valley Wine Tour – Pickup from Hunter Valley (purchase your own lunch)

Autopia Tours: Hunter Valley Scenic Wine Tour with Lunch

Epic Tasting Experience

Family Mystery Picnic – Hunter Valley

1 Hour Carriage Driving Experience
Morpeth Heritage Carriage Drive
Half Day Exclusive Horse and Carriage Group Wine Tour

Melbourne CBD Street Art Walking Tour

HIGH TEA ON THE SEA – PROMOTIONAL DEAL

Melbourne Lanes and Arcades Chocolate & Dessert Walking Tour

Melbourne City Chocolate Walking Tour

A Taste of Melbourne – Laneways, Boroughs, Bites and Brews

SUNSET CRUISE WITH BUFFET DINNER AND DRINKS

Melbourne Hidden Bar Walking Tour

Melbourne Night Bites

THE FOODIES BUCKET LIST EXPERIENCE

Luxury Private Romantic Dinner Cruise For 2

Melbourne Coffee Lovers Walking Tour

Melbourne Dumpling Discovery Walking Tour

1.5Hr Yarra River Wine and Cheese Cruise for up to 6 People – Departing Docklands

Lanes and Arcades Walk (no Lunch)

Duck Tails – Canapes & Cocktail Class

Hidden Bars of Melbourne

EVENING PALATE & PAIRING EXPERIENCE

Melbourne Hidden Bar and Cocktail Tour

Rooftop Bars Walk

Melbourne Laneways and Culture tour

Sunset & Sparkle – Romantic Date Night

Eat Drink Walk Perth – Bar Tour

Small Bar Rickshaw Tour

Half-Day Perth, Kings Park, Swan River, Fremantle, and Optional Cruise

Discover Perth Walking Tour: History, Architecture, Art, Local Insights + More!

The Romance Package For Two

Perth Small Bar & Street Art Tour: Hidden Secrets, Laneways + Good Times!

Date Night Tour

Swan Valley Wine Tour – Half Day

d’Vine Tour – Full Day Swan Valley Wine Tour

Mystery Picnic Date – Botanical Gardens Sydney

Sydney Sweet Treats Walking Tour Of Barangaroo, The Rocks & Circular Quay

Luxury Picnic Experience – Lavender Bay

Wine & Canapes Evening Cruise

Twilight Dinner Cruise

Tall Ship Lunch Cruise
Overnight Harbour Cruise

Cocktail Making Experience – Blues Point

Spanish Paella

Family Mystery Picnic – Botanical Gardens Sydney

Luxury Picnic Experience – Kirribilli
About The Production – The Other Place
About The Production – Cancer and Cartwheels
About The Production – Angus Camerons Australian Open
Meet The Performer – Ellen Hardisty
Meet the Actor – A Night With The Villains
Meet The Actor – The Secrets of Carmichael Manor
Meet The Actor – Confessions of a Serial Killer
Cirque Nouvelle Brings High-flying Spectacle To Brisbane And Gold Coast!
Laughing At Lawyers – Bondi Comedy From 20 June
Alice In Wonderland Pantomime Takes Centre Stage In Melbourne’s South East
Where Is The Green Sheep? Comes To The West!!
Cast Announced For The Addams Family At Hayes Theatre
First Look At The Australian Cast Of Tootsie In Costume
Due To Phenomenal Demand Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett Is Extending Their Season!!!
Comic Sunshine In A Can For Bondi June 4 And 5
Sydney Dance Company’s Engine Ignites The Stage This August
Celebrate Sir David Attenborough’s 100th Birthday With The Australian Museum
The Perfect Mother’s Day Gift- New Tickets On Sale For Anastasia!
Waitress Australian Premiere In Melbourne This Week
Bushidō
Trio Isimsiz
Kitchen Witches: Stirring the Pot
Signorinella: Little Miss (Italian Film Festival)
Film Review: The Boy with Pink Trousers (2025 ST. ALi Italian Film Festival)
Girl of the Frozen North
When We Dead Awaken
Neighbourhood Watch
Come From Away
Jane “Meta” Austen
Number 24
The Old Maid, The Thief, The Telephone
Brisbane Annies And Child Cast Announced!
A Feast for the Palate-Good Food & Wine Show Brisbane
A Gastronomical Heaven
Blanc de Blanc Encore
Melt X Pip Launch: Heart Full of Omens
Rate Of Decay
Prehistoric
Shirley Valentine Starring Natalie Bassingthwaighte Opens Next Week In Sydney
World Champagne Day On 24 October As Blanc De Blanc Encore Extends Until February 2026
Final Tickets Now On Sale For Brisbane’s Hit Summer Musical, Annie
Horse Play: Creative Theatre Chaos – With Conscience
Rollicking Great Fun
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 Crime is Mine – French Comedy Murder Mystery Film
The Crime is Mine is the latest from acclaimed director François Ozon and features French stars Isabelle Huppert and Dany Boon, supported by a stellar cast including Fabrice Luchini, André Dussollier, Nadia Tereszkiewicz, and Rebecca Marder. Take a step back to 1930s Paris, as ‘The Crime Is Mine’ follows young and struggling actress Madeline and her loyal friend Pauline. The film begins with Madeleine being accused of murdering a renowned producer. Assisted by her friend Pauline, a jobless young lawyer, Madeleine is acquitted, claiming self-defence. Astonishingly, her life transforms into one of fame and fortune, with secrets lurking beneath the…
The Circle – The World Through Children’s Eyes
The Italian Film Festival is 23 years young and kicking off in your town. And it’s not just films with a dramatic flair but several documentaries will feature this year, including Il Cerchio – The Circle. Directed by Sophie Chiarello, The Circle chronicles the journey of Italian primary school students over a five-year period, capturing their unique outlook on the world. The Circle is the winner of best documentary at the 2023 David di Donatello and screening at this year’s Italian Film Festival. Over five years, students share their thoughts and feelings on a range of topics during circle time.…
Burning Hearts – Italian Film Festival
The Italian Film Festival is in its 23rd year after its founding at the turn of the millennium in 2000. Since then, the festival has grown in popularity to become the most significant public celebration of Italian cinema outside Italy. A feature of this year’s festival is a special presentation of New Italian Cinema’s – Burning Hearts – which takes place in the picturesque region of Puglia. This gripping crime tale reignited an age-old feud between two rival families as a forbidden love story unfolds. Burning Hearts is directed by Pippo Mezzapesa and was the Best Cinematography winner at the…
A Singular Crime – Spanish Film Festival
A Singular Crime / Un Crimen Argentino is a 2022 thriller based on the 2002 Reynaldo Sietecasebook of the same name. It’s inspired by a true story occurring in 1980 Rosario, Argentina during the “Dirty War” military dictatorship. The book was a best seller, and now the film leaves audiences just as intrigued as they try to solve the crime alongside the protagonists. It is airing at the 2023 Spanish Film Festival and is a must-watch for any who love a mystery. Unlike the book, A Singular Crime primarily follows around two court clerks, Antonio González Rivas (Nicolás Francella) and Carlos Torres (Matías Mayer), alongside the judge’s secretary, Maria Bussato (Malena Sanchez), as…
Cork Pops into the Spanish Film Festival
The Spanish Film Festival is back this June and July and celebrating it’s 25th year! Presented by Palace, the film festival is accessible online, or in person, in major cities Adelaide, Brisbane, Byron Bay, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. There are plentiful films to choose from with helpful category groupings such as ‘New Spanish Cinema’, ‘Spotlight on Argentina’, ‘Focus on Female Filmmakers’ and more. I had the pleasure of viewing ‘Cork’ (‘Suro’), a Drama/Thriller feature film debut from Director Mikel Gurrea, that is creating a lot of excitement in its New Spanish Cinema category. It has already won a slew…
Celebrating 25 Years of the Spanish Film Festival
The Spanish Film Festival returns and is celebrating its 25th year! This time, the festival will be heading to Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Byron Bay, bringing with it a selection of films from across Spanish-speaking cultures. With subdivisions of New Spanish Cinema and Cine Latino and a range of genres available, there will be something for everyone in the festival program this year. The preview film for the 2023 Spanish Film Festival was Alberto Rodriguez’s Prison 77 (In Spanish, Modelo 77). Prison 77 is a prison drama film set in the late 70s that follows the fictional…
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Conmen At Work – Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a fun and witty musical. Put on by the Metropolitan Players at the SPCC Theatre. The show is set on the French Riviera, where Lawrence Jameson is a successful working conman. When a young rival, Freddy Benson, invades his territory. Lawrence whimsically takes Freddy under his wing to teach him the tricks of the trade. The arrival of a well-endowed American heiress starts a battle to see who can con her first. Khalil Khay, who plays Laurence did an amazing job carrying the show through the twist and turns of the cons. However, the character that…
All My Sons
Maitland Repertory Theatre’s production of Arthur Miller’s All My Sons dives deep into its dark themes, leaving the audience feeling for every flawed and human character. What starts as a leisurely look at a suburban family accelerates into a philosophical examination of duty, trauma and grief, and we are invited into the family backyard to watch in awe as the play’s events transpire before us. It is a personal love of mine when actors perform pre-show or during intermission. As you walk into the playhouse for MRT’s production of All My Sons, all the characters are already on the stage.…
Lord of the Flies Rules Maitland
You want gore? You got it. You want action packed fight scenes? You got it. You want monologues that will move you to tears? Right here. Reamus Theatre’s Lord of the Flies is a gripping rendition of William Golding’s classic tale. Set on a deserted island during the 1950s, a group of school children find themselves stranded after their plane goes down during an evacuation attempt. It is a cautionary tale of what mankind can become if modern democracy, rationality, and compassion are abandoned. It was clear that a lot of consideration went into the staging of this production. There was a need to create at least six different locations…
Neil Simons’s Rumours – Review
Maitland Repertory Theatre’s production of Neil Simon’s “Rumours” is indeed something to talk about. Directed by Robert Comber, this production – despite involving for the characters serious bodily injury and gunshot wounds – will have you laughing the entire way through, and I had the privilege of viewing the performance on its opening night. The play opens with a scene of panic. What was meant to be a lovely dinner party to celebrate a politician’s 10-year wedding anniversary has already been turned on its head. A reluctance for the truth to come out causes lies upon lies to be told…
Come From Away – Civic Theatre
How do you humorously portray the horrific? Add a touch of human. Irene Sankoff and David Hein’s hit musical Come From Away brought to you by Civic Theatre Newcastle, tells the story of a small town called Gander during the week after the 9/11 bombings. From this dark context, the play blossom into exploring what it is to be human in the face of tragedy. Through themes of love, loss, compassion, and exhaustion, the play examines what it means to be human when faced with the unimaginable. The text of this play is a combination of script, lyrics and verbatim,…





