Fog and Crimes
Italian crime tale which is beautiful to watch and with enough twists to keep you entertained whilst you wait for your next Nordic fix.
Ubu and the Truth Commission
A darkly funny mix of puppetry, animation and performance that takes a jaded view of South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation process.
Faust
This crisp new print of the original version of F.W. Murnau’s last German film retains much of its power and all of its artistry.
Interview: Bush Mouzarkel
Playwright Bush Mouzarkel talks about meaninglessness and the role of theatre in dealing with real events.
The Fair Intellectual Club
A fine, but not totally successful, playwriting debut from comedian Lucy Porter.
Don’t Tell Him Pike
A charming hour filled with a forage cap full of anecdotes and memories in the company of Private Frank Pike.
Ganesh Versus the Third Reich
A wonderful blend of serious, thought provoking drama and backstage politics from Geelong’s Back to Back Theatre.
Lippy
Dublin’s Dead Centre produce a powerful and compelling piece of theatre which deals with the frustrating and vital concept of meaninglessness.
Boris & Sergey: Astonishing Freakatorium
Pleasingly dark and hilarious comedy from Flabbergast’s leathery puppet siblings.
Interview – Henry Maynard
Neil McEwan chats to Henry Maynard of Flabbergast Theatre about puppetry and people.
Lucy Porter: Me Time
Midday laughs with this fabulous fringe veteran are the perfect way to start your afternoon.
Bottleneck
Great writing and a powerful performance are on show in this play about a teenager growing up in Liverpool in 1989.
Bette Davis Ain’t For Sissies
The private pain behind one of Hollywood’s greatest divas is revealed in this one woman play.
That Guy Dick Miller
Fun celebration of filmmaking and the career of a very recognisable character actor.
The House of Magic
Fun 3D animation for under sevens, which doesn’t quite pull the rabbit out of the hat.
The Paternal House (Khanéh Pedari)
A tightly written and performed drama about buried secrets and family loyalty.
