How do you describe a play like The Night Alive? Too funny to be a tragedy, and too tragic for a black comedy, this new play by acclaimed Irish playwright Conor McPherson is brought brilliantly to life by Redline Productions,…
Newtown is playing host to the authentic tantalising flavours and island life vibes of the Caribbean with Jamaica House. Since opening back in July of this year, Jamaica House has been steadily growing its community. Becoming a staple in the…
Having never been to Create or Die before, I got to enjoy the full impact of seeing the place, enhanced by the absence of expectations. Murals danced across the soaring walls, in a variety of styles and sizes. Quartered in…
Witty, genuine, and thoughtful, Michael Shafar is Jewish-ish presents one of Australia’s fastest-rising comedian’s takes on timeless material – love, family, and the thing about airlines – with a kosher twist. He’s had sold out shows in Melbourne, and I was…
Enter the Inner West Warehouse HPG Festival Hub, into a foyer of sorts, featuring food truck, sitting areas, and art installations. The rest of the warehouse space looms in the background, and it’s into this dimness that we make our…
The show Glorious is on tour in Australia and it makes for a fantastic night out with friends or for a date. The show tells the hilarious story of the world’s worst opera singer, Florence Foster Jenkins. But it is…
The Sydney Fringe Festival is upon us again throughout the month of September. A festival unlike any other where the whole city takes part in a transformative, collaborative, and mind-opening experiences. This year there are special popups in a heap…
At a loss for what to do now that spring is finally here? Don’t fret, we, as usual have you covered with our list of September’s best events. Grab your diary/calender/phone and let’s get to planning your best month yet….
It’s no surprise that Parramatta is becoming the place to be, and even more so now that ALEX&Co has arrived. It’s the latest café, bar and restaurant to join Parra’s ever growing dining precinct and let me tell you, it’s…
The glorious exterior and surrounds of the Sydney Opera House always sets my expectations high for the performances within and Bernadette Robinson’s The Show Goes On did not disappoint. Acclaimed for her one-woman musical plays Songs For Nobodies and Pennsylvania…