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Six The Musical - Theatre Royal
Divorced. Beheaded. Died. Divorced. Beheaded. Survived.
As Jagged Little Pill closed, Six the Musical moved into the Theatre Royal for a limited month-long season. I first saw Six at the Opera House earlier this year and was very excited to see it again as the return season premiered in…
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Zoe Edgerley reflects on 20 years of undergraduate women at St Andrew’s College
This past week the Republican controlled Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade. This heartbreaking action reverses the decision in 1973 that made abortion legal and recognised a woman’s constitutional right to abortion under the fourteenth amendment, the right to privacy. In 1973…
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Jules Vahl reviews Diana Reid’s new campus novel, Love and Virtue.
This review contains discussion of consent and sexual assault, which may trigger some readers.
According to my English lecturer last semester, it takes around sixty pages for a reader to fully immerse themselves in the world of a novel. It took only one page…
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Maya Smith reflects on 20 years of undergraduate women at St Andrew’s College
Growing up, I was fortunate to never feel like I had to fight to be equal with my brothers. My parents created a culture in our house where gender wasn’t a factor that had to be overcome in the mundane day-to-day expectations…
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Clancy Aboud tackles the perennial Nick Kyrgios conundrum.
Every sport has its villains. Look no further than the theatrical antics of UFC fighter Conor McGregor or the former NBA star Dennis Rodman. But that doesn’t mean that you don’t want these guys in your corner. They’re the characters that we love to hate, but more…
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Kiran Gupta reviews Darlinghurst Theatre Company’s Once at Eternity Playhouse.
Over the last two decades or so, there has been a marked increase in movie musicals as film producers scramble to adapt the latest (or classic) Broadway showstopper to the big screen. It is somewhat rarer to see a movie adapted into a musical. Once…
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Ewan Jackman reviews Nude Tuesday at this year’s Sydney Film Festival
It’s impossible to prepare yourself before watching this hilariously absurd comedy. Jumping from one joke to another, Nude Tuesday (2022) holds nothing back with numerous hyper-sexual and lewd punchlines from beginning to end.
The film follows the well-trodden tale of a couple, Bruno (Damon…