Theatre
The Venetian Twins – An Australian take on an Italian Classic. (Theatre review)
Into the Mirror – Shelly Wall makes us look deeper into what appears to be there. (Theatre Review)
Great Expectations (theatre review) – Bakehouse lives up to the perils of ambition
Savage in Limbo – John Patrick Shanley and Workhorse Theatre company ask should I stay or should I go?
The Knowledge – Pantsguys and John Donnelly reveal a tougher side of life.
Pearls Before Swine – An Evening with Orson Welles. (Sydney Fringe Festival)
Dogs Barking – Pantsguys do Richard Zajdlic and bring in-yer-face to Fringe. (Sydney Fringe Festival)
Here Lies Henry: Jason Langley and Matthew Hyde do Daniel MacIvor (Sydney Fringe Festival)
Room – Peter Malicki locks us all up and asks the hard questions. (Sydney Fringe Festival)
The Day the Galaxy Inevitably Exploded and Died – Ildiko Susany explores what’s left when nothings left.(Sydney Fringe Festival)
Jack Killed Jack – Thomas De Angelis writes for his contemporaries (Sydney Fringe Festival)
Magazines
The Black Herald #2: Carbon based passion – Part 2
The Black Herald #2: Freedom from the necessity of success – Part One.
Poet Paul Stubbs: the primordial cry.
Commentary on Fiction
Is Genre fiction art? Pt 1: Why do so many of us want to write? (Article)
Is Genre Fiction Art? Pt 2: The difference between genre and literary fiction. (Article)
Is Genre Fiction Art? Pt 3: Genre as morality and defender of truth.
Mo Yan’s Nobel Prize Lecture
Why is American fiction in it’s current dismal state: An Essay by Anis Shivani
Presents: The Oscar Wilde Collection
Jane Austen: At the top of the Kindle pile.
It’s that which is in plain sight that you can’t see, that is the most interesting.
On Being a Good Reader.
Why Chomsky is right about Twitter.
