Reviews

If you want to laugh and be surprised, go see this. If you are scared of clowns, this might just make you love them.

Some attention to subtlety and abstraction would have made it a more intriguing play.

With the closing line, “I must have nothing in common with myself”, the total entrapment and isolation of insomnia is finally and most powerfully branded on the audience.

Alias Ruby Blade is a fantastic and confronting film, well worth checking out at its encore screening at ACMI on Sunday 2 June.

Touring their new album, Cry YOURSELF A River, these lewd dudes traverse a wide range of musical styles from hip hop to death metal (albeit briefly) to cover an even wider range of topics.

He mocked and ridiculed with the deft execution only an experienced performer could showcase, all whilst maintaining a completely hilarious act.

Give yourself a laughter injection and see one of the three remaining shows.

Classic, heavy Escape the Fate with some mainstream influence.

After the astonishing set Norma Jean played, it’s hard to imagine waiting so long to experience their high-energy live show again.

Wolf’s success is that Tyler wants to be taken seriously, it’s just a matter of neutralizing the reactionaries first with absurdity.