By Nick Angus. Four films made, four stars born…

Suicide Club manages to be both well-paced and thoughtful. It’s engaging and character-driven while also posing big questions about the inherent value of simply living.

‘You’d better like sport,’ was the popular response to my saying I was going to see writer and broadcaster Titus O’ Reily perform at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival…

2017 was the year of the woman-centred psychological thriller and Karen Hamilton’s debut novel The Perfect Girlfriend follows in this tradition.

The opening shots are enough to draw you in even if your understanding of Russian and ballet is limited or, like mine, non-existent.

The Lady is a Tramp, performed as a part of the Melbourne Cabaret Festival, is a celebration of not just Dolly but all women.

Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. is an hour long scream of rage from modern feminism. Alice Birch wrote the play in three days, inspired by…

For those of you who don’t know him, Ben Pobjie is a self-described writer, comedian and poet with ‘no journalistic qualifications whatsoever.’ 

Depends What you mean by Extremist: Going Rogue with Australian Deplorables is the second full length literary offering from Australian satirist John Safran.

Going In Style would go well with a bottle of wine, some good friends and alongside films such as ‘The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel’…

Charmingly old-fashioned yet portraying contemporary social mores, Their Finest is an unexpected experience