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    Theatre Review: Waiting for Godot

    Waiting for Godot / Until July 11 / Drama Theatre, Sydney Opera House

    Samuel Beckett is so much part of the Western canon, and this is so much his most influential play, that it’s almost strange it isn’t performed more often – and having studied it at school intensively, it struck me how ridiculous [...]

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    Jonah Hill: Get Him To The Greek

    SUPERCOOL
    Get Him to the Greek’s Jonah Hill on Judd Apatow, improv and anal cams
    By Joshua Blackman
    Thank Dustin Hoffman. It was he who got the 20-year-old Jonah Hill his first movie role in David O. Russell’s wacky existential comedy, I Heart Huckabees. That was in 2004, and it was not long afterwards that the aspiring comic [...]

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    [THEATRE] Cageling: The Rabble

    Cageling
    A new breed of visual theatre.
    By Prue Clark
    Despite the bleak, damp and cold weather in Sydney, the minute Kate Davis’ infectiously friendly voice resounds down the phone, I’m instantly warmed by the director’s enthusiasm about her latest project. Cageling is the latest production by The Rabble, a loose, cross-disciplinary theatre collective formed in 2006 by [...]

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    The Brothers Spierig: Daybreakers DVD

    Daybreakers
    The Spierig Brothers: from backyard Brisbane to big budget Hollywood.
    Dee Jefferson
    It’s tough getting past your first feature in Australia, so it’s particularly impressive when two genre geeks from Brisbane follow up their no-budget debut with a US$20million blockbuster about vampires, starring Ethan Hawke and Willem Dafoe. Their next film is the prequel to Dark Crystal. [...]

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    Interview – Richard In Your Mind

    A Weird Island-Tribe-Holiday-Lounge-Nightmare-Vibe
    By Amelia Schmidt
    After hanging out with Richard In Your Mind for morning coffees after the Brag’s lab-coat photo-shoot, I can now safely say that not only are they one of the best bands in Sydney, but they have some of the best stories, too. The five piece have just disembarked from their magical [...]

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