Good Time Theatrics brings Jonathan Larson’s Tick, Tick…Boom!, considered his semi-autobiographical love letter to Broadway, to Australia’s last remaining pub…
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Shocking, hilarious, and thought-provoking: Chenturan Aran’s unique comedy Cut Chilli is an explosive ode to difficult families, identity politics, and the shadowy Sri Lankan adoption trade.
We look forward to waking up starry-eyed on Thursday mornings, to becoming confused when we receive emails from both The Paris End and The Paris Review forevermore. We’ll always have The Paris End — or, at least, until the death of cultural criticism falls upon us all.
Written by Jack Clark, from a story with co-director Jim Weir, the film follows bride-to-be Irene (Shabana Azeez) who is invited by her groom Louie (Mackenzie Fearnley) to attend his bucks party in a cabin in the woods.
The Gleebooks talk was moderated by Australian author and critic James Bradley. Together, Bradley and Robinson spent the next hour carefully navigating the plot of If You Go without spoiling its twists and turns, a rather impressive accomplishment considering the difficulty to discuss without revealing the key plot points.
Great entourages that are stripped from Lear and the battles fought for the nation fade behind the family. Evan’s approach is to centre the political on the personal.
We all have a memory of when we first drew the “Cool S”. It’s known by many names, but that’s…
Written by and starring Sheanna Parker Russon, No Love Songs for Lady Basses tells the story of a singer who…
Bigfoot fucks, but not enough — and it’s breaking the Zellner brothers’ hearts.
In a way, we were plunged into a boys’ “locker room”, emphasising how the male private-school debating culture fosters a fever of sexism and misogyny that parallels or even outweighs other cultures, such as sports.
