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Title: - Australian arts & entertainment reviews

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What a pleasure it was to be in the audience to see such a spectacular production of the first ballet to be performed at the newly refurbished State Theatre three years on. Composed by Tchaikovsky, with choreography by Peter Wright, Lev Ivanov and Vincent Redmon, complete with additional choreography by the Birmingham Royal Ballet, The...

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Quirky and bittersweet comes this dystopian, AI, science fantasy about an obsolete, empathetic companion robot. Her name is Klara (Jenna Ortega) and she is happy, smiling and enthusiastic. She has a predilection to bend one knee while standing. Klara is obsessed by the sun, convinced it is all powerful – God-like, if you will –...

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There is teaching a troublesome kid and then there is TEACHING a troublesome kid. Maria Spencer’s (Saoirse Ronan) life would be so much more satisfying without having to allow for Danny’s (Eddie Waller) violent and disruptive ways. Seemingly permanently angry and uncooperative, he is the ultimate primary school horror child. As the film opens, on...

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Witty, acerbic and insightful, Jonathan Biggins gloriously captures the essence of former Prime Minister and Treasurer Paul Keating. It is a 90-minute tour de force performance, during which you dare not avert your eyes for a moment. He parades around a stylish, maroon coloured set, complete with paintings, a mantelpiece clock, ceramic vases, a bankers’...

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A feel good, comedic, period drama, Just an Illusion concerns the trials and tribulations of a French family of four. The year is 1985 and we are in suburban Paris Navigating first love can be challenging, especially when you are 12 years old and part of a family that rarely agrees on anything. That is...

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