REVIEWS
BANG ON THE NERVE – Theatre Review
Goodwood Theatre & Studios Wed 4 Dec Never mind binging on the latest series, ‘BANG ON THE NERVE’ beats...
The Deep Blue Sea ~ Independent Theatre ~ Review
[Theatre - SA] The Deep Blue Sea Star Theatre 1 Fri 29 Nov, 2024 Set in London in the 1950’s, Terrence Rattigan’s curious...
Jack Maggs ~ State Theatre Company ~ Theatre Review
[Theatre - SA] Jack Maggs - State Theatre Company Dunstan Playhouse Tue 19 Nov, 2025 Jack Maggs returns to England about...
An Incomplete Encyclopedia of Hugs ~Theatre Review
[Theatre - SA] An Incomplete Encyclopedia of Hugs Goodwood Theatre and Studios Wed 6 Nov 2024 I already know about the 20...
Hangmen ~ Theatre Review ~ Edgy, biting storytelling performed with panache.
[Theatre ~ SA] The Studio at Holden Street Theatres - Wed Oct 30 Local theatre company Red Phoenix have a hit on their...
The 39 Steps ~ University of Adelaide Theatre Guild ~ Review
[Theatre - SA] The 39 Steps The Little Theatre, Adelaide University Thu Oct 25, 2024 Sound effects were already a thing of...
INTERVIEWS
Vermillion: Simone Simons’ New Album Is Set To Take The World By A Gentle Storm And Promises To Soothe The Dark Night Of The Soul ~ An Interview With Arjen Anthony Lucassen
by Bián Hickman Dutch vocalist extraordinaire Simone Simons has been the front woman for symphonic metal band Epica and a prominent heavy metal role model for the past twenty years. Sporting eight studio albums with her band and guest appearances with the likes of...
The Maids – Famous Last Words Media Release
Camp, sexy, & wickedly dark, The Maids follows Claire and Solange as they navigate a world of servitude and fantasy; blurring the lines between reality and illusion. As they try to escape their lives of servitude, they find that there’s one thing they cannot...
Blackbird – Holden Street Theatres Media Release
SOLUS Productions is staging a production of BLACKBIRD by David Harrower, starring Marc Clement & Monica Lapka, produced by Marc Clement, and directed by Tony Knight, at Holden Street Theatres. A distressing, nuanced two-hander about the dangerous influence and...
