Bell Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar: let slip the dogs of war
“I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him.” For a play written around 1599…
Film, Theatre & Music
Heather Wallace
Arts & Culture Writer
Heather’s career in arts and heritage PR spans 15 years, with highlights including working for Sean Connery at the Edinburgh International Film Festival and promoting Australia’s World Heritage places. Her blog, Myths and Misadventures, (http://mythsandmisadventures.blogspot.com.au/), is about life lessons we can learn from the Romans. You can follow her on Twitter @Missmythology.
Film, Theatre & Music
Venus In Fur: seriously smart and very funny
A seductive dance on The Street stage Do you know where the word ‘masochist’ comes…
Film, Theatre & Music
Calamity Jane: a whip crackin’ good time!
Yeehaw cowgirls and boys! The best rootin’ tootin’ shootin’ musical event of the year is…
Film, Theatre & Music
Review: Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again!
Last Wednesday, in a cinema that had a total audience of four people, I had…
Film, Theatre & Music
The Judas Kiss: Review
In a play where four of the seven cast members are naked on stage, the…
Film, Theatre & Music
Bangarra’s Dark Emu: seeds of the past
History isn’t just something written down. The past doesn’t end—it becomes the ground we walk…
Film, Theatre & Music
Sense and Sensibility, high energy and emotion
There’s one guest who gets invited to all my fantasy dinner parties: Jane Austen. Smart,…
Film, Theatre & Music
The Bleeding Tree
A shot rings out and a man lies dead on the floor. His wife stands over him,…