Destroyer Movie Review
Over the years we’ve seen a lot of great female detective roles, Vera comes to mind. And yet we still hear talk about what would happen if we placed a…
Browsing: Review
Tom Malone Prize 2019 for Australian glass artists
Now in it’s 17th year the highly respected Tom Malone Prize showcases the transformative, enlightening and inspirational power of glass. This year saw pieces from twelve aspiring and highly experienced…
Market and Co restaurant review
Spare a thought for anyone trying to find a restaurant on New Years’ Day. That’s us every year thanks to a family celebration falling on that date. This year we…
Movie Review: Hotel Mumbai
Hotel Mumbai tells the real life story of the 2008 Taj Hotel terrorist attack in Mumbai. I cannot recommend this movie enough. It’s about courage, compassion, resilience and humanity.
The Arresting Properties of Zip Ties (Sculpture by the Sea Cottesloe)
When I think about cable ties, or zip ties as some people call them, a few things come to mind. Some positive, some negative but none worthy of a $10,000…
Fringe World Festival 2019: Improv All Stars Up Late Night
Improv nights can be tricky. Aside from being highly dependent on the talent on stage, it’s imperative that the audience arrives openminded and primed to laugh. Thankfully both were in…
Restaurant Review: Santini Bar and Grill in QT Perth
It’s not often a restaurant surprises you these days but that was the case when we ventured to Santini Bar and Grill. Our experience also reminded me that it’s the…
Movie Review: Cold Pursuit Liam Neeson
Cold Pursuit is the latest movie from Liam Neeson. Given that making a movie involves hundreds of people I like to review them on merit, not on comments one actor…
Fringe World 2019: Review of Laser Kiwi
Weeks ago when I was looking at the Fringe World program, Laser Kiwi was one of the first shows that went into my ‘check it out’ box. While I knew…
Fringe World Festival 2019: Review of Rouge cabaret
Another night another Fringe event. With this many shows on it’s hard not to start to get jagged. Lucky for me the extremely high caliber of the shows made that…
Hyperkulturemia exbition by Andrew Nicholls at AGWA
I love it when you go to an exhibition with no expectations and come away having had your horizons expanded. This was the result after a quick visit to Andrew…
Movie Review: Kusama- Infinity
One of the great things about holidays is you get to whittle down anything left on last years To Do list. Near the top of my list was watching the…
Fringe World 2019: Review Three Late-night Cabaret Acts
Last week I went to three late-night cabaret acts in Fringe World 2019, namely: Circus’Cision; The Little Death Club; and Cam Veen Charles Horse Lays An Egg. Turns out it…
Fringe World Festival 2019: Media Preview
My Fringe World experience kicked off with the media preview in the stunning De Parel Spiegeltent, located at The Woodside Pleasure Garden in Northbridge. There Festival Director Amber Hasler introduced…
Fringe Festival 2019: Top Ten Tips
Perhaps like me you started reviewing the Fringe Festival program and gave up after being overwhelmed by the choice. Don’t panic! Somehow I persevered and can now let you know…
Movie Review: Eight Grade is this generations Mean Girls
Eight Grade takes us back to that tricky period, the transition from primary to high school. This time however, there’s a side order of social media. How would you have coped?
2018 The Year Of Second Thoughts: Year in Review
As I sit staring at this blank page considering the year that was, the overriding feeling that lingers is … 2018 was The Year of Second Thoughts.
Movie Review: The Favourite
The Favourite is the latest movie offering from quirky director Yorgos Lanthimos, and perhaps the most accessible. Those who can handle quirk will find this film a splendidly delicious romp.…
