Fringe World Review: Laser Kiwi Rise Of The Olive
I’ve seen Laser Kiwi before, so it was a no brainer to put my hand up for their 2024 Fringe show, Rise Of The Olive. Expect an utterly unique show…
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Fringe World 2024: Umbilical Brothers The Distraction
Much loved comedy duo, The Umbilical Brothers have arrived in Perth for Fringe, with an encore performance of The Distraction. Fringe World Umbilical Brothers
Fringe World Review: True Crime Comedy Walking Tour
I’ve been on quite a few walking tours around Perth and have always learnt something new about my local neighbourhood. Until know I’ve lived in relatively ignorant bliss about the…
Fringe World Review: Wet by Hairy Godmothers
Three things intrigued me about this show. The title obviously but also the awards they’ve received and that it’s happening at the Perth Town Hall. I wasn’t expecting such an…
Fringe World 2024 Review: Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett
Here’s my review. Bernie Dieter’s sublime Club Kabarett, held at the new purpose-built cabaret style L’Euro Grande, finished at 10.30pm. After mingling with the cast and wandering home through the…
Fringe World Review: Charlie Caper Magician
I first saw Charlie Caper a few years back at a Fringe World media preview morning, I always regretted not getting a ticket to his show. So, this year I…
Movie Review: The Taste of Things
If you love period movies, cooking shows and romance, you should definitely check out the sumptuous, gentle movie, The Taste of Things at the Perth Festival. The Taste of Things
10 Tips For Fringe World 2024
The wonderfully whimsical Fringe World 2024 is upon us. I’ve been attending this event for way too many years and have yet to have a bad year. Here are my…
Movie Review: Ferrari
The Ferrari movie is a fascinating look into the car industry and the all-consuming competitive drive it takes to get to the top, Ferrari
Movie Review: Priscilla
I wasn’t too sure what to think about this movie but boy am I pleased I did. The biopic Priscilla presents life with Elvis from a unique perspective, that of…
Movie Review: Two Tickets To Greece
With all that’s been happening lately I was ready for a light movie, Two Tickets To Greece sounded perfect, a comedy about old school friends going on holiday together. Two…
Movie Review: Coup de Chance
In recent years Woody Allen movies have been a bit hit and miss, well that’s my opinion anyway. Thankfully this latest romantic comedy movie, Coup de Chance, his first foreign…
Movie Review: One Life
We live in a world where people get immense recognition for doing absolutely nothing. The movie One Life tells the true story of an astonishing man who achieved the impossible,…
Movie Review: Rosalie
Rosalie is a surprisingly delicate romantic movie based on the fascinating life of a unique, resilient women. The movie is one of those that creeps up on you. I was…
Movie Review: The Old Oak
The Old Oak movie is a reminder of both the good and bad sides of humanity, of pride, resilience, solidarity and hope. Mostly though it’s a gentle reminder that everyone…
Movie Review: Uproar
Being a Kiwi who grew up in a rugby obsessed house, it was a no brainer that I’d go see Uproar. It didn’t disappoint. The movie is perfect for anyone…
Tips For 2023 Perth Festival Films
Every year I count myself extremely lucky to preview the films coming to the Perth Festival. This year another fascinating crop of films will feature at the spectacular UWA Somerville…
Movie Review: Biosphere
Set in the not too distant future, the movie Biosphere contemplates life for the last two men on earth. I don’t want to give too much away. Suffice to say…
