Everyman’s production of Assassins is a complex but ultimately rewarding work that allows us a glimpse into the inner experience of those we revile. Continue Reading
Assassins: Everyman explores celebrity, capitalism and murder
Review
Leiden Book Club 2019 Book 5: Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier
This month for Leiden Book Club we read Rebecca, Daphne Du Maurier’s gothic thriller that explores jealousy and sexuality. Here’s our review. Continue Reading
Review: Filling the Space by QL2 Dance
From the moment the curtain first raises through to its final close, QL2 Dance Filling the Space deftly questions the relationship of bodies in space Continue Reading
Leiden Book Club 2019 Book 4: Eat Up! by Ruby Tandoh
This month we have been reading Eat Up! the radical manifesto on food, appetite and eating what you want by Ruby Tandoh. We loved it. Continue Reading
Why you should consider switching to a Natural Deodorant
It wasn’t until I moved out of home that I was forced to comb the supermarket shelves to choose my own deodorant, that I bothered to learn anything about it Continue Reading
Barbara and the Camp Dogs – A Powerful Piece of Theatre
Barbara has been trying to make it as a musician in Sydney for a long time now. The city is harsh and it’s hard to find the sense of community she craves. She plays gigs with her cousin René and her band the Camp Dogs. She gets into fights. But now her mum is sick and it’s time to head home. And so begins Barbara and the Camp Dogs, part music gig, part road story and all parts electrifying. The performance is raw and intimate, as funny as it is heartbreaking. Themes of family, love, loss, identity and the treatment… Continue Reading
Bell Shakespeare’s The Miser – A Review
The Miser is smart, funny and digestible and well worth a watch. We give it eight Bell Shakespeare’s out of ten, would watch again. Continue Reading
Christmas Movies that are so terrible they are actually good
Switch things up this Christmas by watching all the trash movies on Netflix. Here’s our pick of Christmas Movies that are so terrible they are actually good Continue Reading