At The Movies: The Black Phone
I’m not entirely sure what ‘The Black Phone’ is trying to be.
At The Movies: Thor: Love and Thunder
Boasting director Taika Waititi’s trademark humour and a stacked cast, ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ doesn’t necessarily lend itself to the typical Marvel formula, but remains an enjoyable watch for fans and casual viewers alike.
Orchestra’s concert is a must-see
The Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra will be holding its first residential camp this month at The King’s School, North Parramatta, and will culminate in a celebratory concert, open to the public.
At The Movies: Elvis
Film reviews are easy to write when the movie is bad or subpar, but what if it’s the best film you’ve ever seen?
Popular novel goes from page to the stage
Based around themes of acceptance, belonging and family, it’s no surprise that Oliver Phommavanh’s novel Thai-Riffic! has become a staple for school children around the country.
New exhibition revisits image-making during lockdown in Sydney’s west
A new exhibition at Western Sydney University will explore image-making in Western Sydney – a region that was subject to some of the harshest conditions enforced across the nation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The show that will make your day, your month or even your year
OH… MY… GOD! ‘Friends’ fans, get ready, because ‘Friends! The Musical Parody’ is finally making its way to Riverside Theatres.
Harris Park set to take the tempo up a notch
Full of live entertainment and delicious food, the ‘Your Street, Your Party’ event in Harris Park encourages locals to celebrate what makes their neighbourhood...
Important play heads to Riverside
From Thursday, May 19, visit Parramatta’s Riverside Theatres to see ‘Become The One’.
At The Movies: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Despite quality direction and an A-list cast, ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ rivals the weakest Marvel Cinematic Universe installments.