Review: Idiots of Ants – Model Citizens
This likeable English sketch comedy troupe offers meat-and-potatoes skits, performed with flair… and a few twists. Related stories: Review: Paul Foot – Still Life Paul Foot's nutty self-referentiality...
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Writer/performer Sarah Collins presents an affectionate, hilarious and finely crafted vision of suburban community choirs… aided by a decidedly weird 14-member backing choir. Related stories: Review:...
View ArticleWarren Of Secrets: Part One
Frank Warren collects your secrets and posts them on the internet. We ask Warren why, after eight years and half a billion hits, people still can't get enough handcrafted confessions. Related stories:...
View ArticleReview: Lawrence Leung’s Part-Time Detective Agency
It's the Case of the Youthful Prank and diligent dick Lawrence Leung is all over it in this well-done mystery show. Related stories: Review: Lawrence Leung and Andrew McClelland in Time Ninjas Longtime...
View ArticleReview: Hannah Gadsby – Happiness Is A Bedside Table
Hannah Gadsby truly finds her voice in this ambling, intimate and ultimately profound catalogue of the routine humiliations that sculpt our outlook on life. Related stories: Review: Hannah Gadsby – Mrs...
View ArticleReview: The Trial And Death Of Socrates (No Relation)
The title character in Joel Tito's comic theatre piece is a pathetic loser, but thankfully this one-man show has a larger, stranger, funnier cast. Related stories: Review: The Trial Plenty of things...
View ArticleWarren Of Secrets: Part Two
In Part Two of our chat with PostSecret founder Frank Warren, we discuss a community based around confessions, dodgy web awards, the ill-fated app, and more. Related stories: Warren Of Secrets: Part...
View ArticleReview: Luke McGregor – My Soulmate Is Out of My League
Luke McGregor may behave awkwardly in the dating game, but if chicks like a guy who can make 'em laugh, call him Casanova. Related stories: Review: Asher Treleaven – Troubadour Rubbery, witty, and...
View ArticleRemembering Chrissy Amphlett, Gen-X Oz-Rock Legend
She wanted her song 'I Touch Myself' to inspire women to check for breast cancer. Now cancer has claimed Chrissy Amphlett, the tough, sexy frontwoman for Australian rock band Divinyls. Related stories:...
View ArticleThe Enthusiast‘s Insider Guide To MIFF 2013
Can't be bothered thumbing through the whole MIFF 2013 guide today? Here's our insider edit of the most intriguing stuff. Includes: Redford up a mast, bomb-toting kids, dancing doofuses, one-eyed...
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