Books: The Underground Railroad

Slave narratives have fallen out of favour recently; the history of American slavery left sitting in textbooks and novels by

Theatre: Wild Bore

I’d really love to give Wild Bore a scathing review. Something super witty and cutting, a vaguely understandable and gratuitous

‘Autotheory’ is a buzzword that’s been bouncing around the literary sphere in the last few years. A combination between autobiography

Summer, 1967. At the end of the school year, three families leave for their holidays, each trying to escape the

After a wildly successful 2016 season in Sydney, John Bell’s new production of Carmen has arrived at the Melbourne Arts

Little Black Bastard was first performed at the La Mama Courthouse in 2003 before being published in book form and

April 9, 2017 Ana Vucic 365 Views 0 Comment Arj Barker Organic, MICF

Arj Barker is arguably Australia’s favourite American comic, a fact evidenced by his back-by-popular-demand, ten-night-only run of his latest show

Hailed as ‘an Australian absurdist comedy troupe’ by Wikipedia, Aunty Donna is the high-octane, all-singing, all-dancing skit comedy trio taking

Headliners at this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival is a glorious comic grab-bag of North American talent. The first cast

ANTI-GRAVITY, the latest show by Melbourne dance company Chunky Move, is both visceral and cerebral – an immersive and highly