Sydney Fringe Film Festival – International Night
Bernie Burke put her audience at ease right from the start last Thursday night. “There are no rubbish films here,” she said. Lit by the aisle lamps of the Dendy Newtown, the curator and producer […]
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A Prisoner of My Own Making by Kirsten Leggatt
“It’s hard to work plot twists and a surprise ending into a thousand words,” says Kirsten Leggatt. Ms Leggatt, a Sydney writer, managed to do it so well that her story A Prisoner of My […]
Opera at St Mark’s in Florence
Calaf’s aria from Puccini’s Turandot is one that normally brings the house down in opera houses from Berlin to Sydney. Sung by tenor David Righeschi in the intimate venue of St Mark’s Anglican Church, Florence, […]
The Chef – film review
The Chef, starring Jean Reno, Michael Youn, and Raphaelle Agogue, has so far received lukewarm reviews in Australia. One review suggested it was downright bad. My advice is to check this film out for yourself. I […]