See & Do
Lightsabers and a battle against a virtual villain: Katy Perry’s new show has landed
Her Lifetimes stadium tour is a spectacular blend of old and new with a video game narrative that unites her key themes: love and self-actualisation.
- Karl Quinn, Will Cox and Cameron Woodhead
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She’s a ‘model, actress, whatever’. And in her first Australian gig, her charisma is undeniable
In this all-ages performance at the Athenaeum, the lighting and smoke create an intense ambience that complements Suki Waterhouse’s stage presence.
- Vyshnavee Wijekumar, Leila Lois, Cameron Woodhead, Will Cox and Andrew Fuhrmann
This concert was truly special. What a way to kick off winter.
Peruvian theatre company Teatro La Plaza has created a radical reconfiguration of a classic tale.
- Karl Quinn, Cameron Woodhead, Andrew Fuhrmann, Tony Way, Will Cox and Barney Zwartz
‘We’re roadkill’: How this Kiwi actor turned middle-age rage into her best work yet
The Kiwi actor has never been stronger or in more demand – and she’s definitely not ready for the La-Z-Boy yet.
- Louise Rugendyke
From prison to the Palme d’Or: Jafar Panahi’s defiant message to the world
Iranian director Jafar Panahi said seeing his secretly made film with an audience after 15 years was the most exciting liberty.
- Stephanie Bunbury
First there was darkness. Then there was Addison Rae
The TikTok star delivers on her pop promise with her remarkably stylish debut.
- Robert Moran
Does the world need a live-action How to Train Your Dragon? Hell yes
The creator of the Dragon trilogy never imagined turning the animated movies into live action. But when he got the call, he couldn’t say no.
- Karl Quinn
The Karate Kid is back, and this time with Legends. But is it any good?
Ralph Macchio, Jackie Chan and an old Dawson’s Creek star are among the cast trying to breathe life into the latest iteration of the 40-year-old franchise.
- Karl Quinn
Al Pacino tests credibility as a priestly exorcist in this horror outing
The Ritual is loosely based on a ‘real’ case in an Iowa nunnery in 1928, but that’s not the only point at which this film stretches belief.
- Jake Wilson
- ★★★★
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This star-studded tale takes us into the heart of acting and obsession
Loosely inspired by a true story, The Great Lillian Hall takes us into the life of an actress who lives her craft.
- Sandra Hall
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