Review: Sex Lies & Betrayal: Memoirs of a Hollywood Star
In a symphony of charisma and crudeness, JTM Productions presents Sex Lies & Betrayal: Memoirs of a Hollywood Star. Continue reading Review: Sex Lies & Betrayal: Memoirs of a Hollywood Star
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Review: The Mathematics of Longing
Is the weight of longing faster than the speed of light? The Theatre Guild Student Society poses this question and more in a formula-defying adaptation of Suzie Miller’s The Mathematics of Longing. Continue reading Review: The Mathematics of Longing
Review: This is Port Adelaide
This is Port Adelaide gives AFL fans a true insight into one of the oldest football clubs in Australia. Continue reading Review: This is Port Adelaide
Review: Queer & Present Danger
Anna Piper Scott presents an empowering hour of laughs that are wonderfully unapologetic. Continue reading Review: Queer & Present Danger
Review: A Total Cop Out
Tenuous Link Productions presents a thrilling, crafty and hilarious hour of entertainment, showcasing the talent of the Adelaide improv scene. Continue reading Review: A Total Cop Out
Review: Twelfth Night
The Comic Coterie celebrate their theatre debut in a whimsical, lively, and hilarious production of the Twelfth Night. Continue reading Review: Twelfth Night
Review: Together
Together, presented by starheART theatre, is a complex exploration of the challenges twenty-somethings face in this day and age. Continue reading Review: Together
Review: Amy Hetherington’s Don’t Feed the Ducks
Amy Hetherington explores all things ’90s, having children and why she likes dogs better than people in Don’t Feed the Ducks at the Adelaide Fringe this year. Continue reading Review: Amy Hetherington’s Don’t Feed the Ducks
Tackling authentic queer adolescence one episode at a time
In a television landscape of outdated tropes and lesbian stereotypes, One Day at a Time sets the bar for queer storytelling and subverts expectations of the sitcom format. Continue reading Tackling authentic queer adolescence one episode at a time
The wrong move: Netflix’s latest Happy Madison flick swaps crude humour for rape culture
With sickening consent blunders overshadowing its trademark cringe-worthy comedy, Netflix’s new, ‘The Wrong Missy’ makes all the wrong choices. Continue reading The wrong move: Netflix’s latest Happy Madison flick swaps crude humour for rape culture
