Reg Livermore’s larrikin musical closed in 1978 to savage reviews – its revival comes at a turning point for the theatre industry.
The epigraph alone made me want to quarter an apple,fold-up on the sofa,and turn to chapter one.
Mieko Kawakami’s Sisters in Yellow begins with the kind of opening crime writers kill for.
Billed as “a perimenopausal Weekend at Bernie’s”,Marieke Hardy’s Losing Face should be funnier and more edifying than it is.
For years publishers and agents said no to Stacey McEwan. Then readers said yes.
Whether you’re after an inventive short story collection or a cosy Parisian murder mystery,this week’s releases have you covered.
White’s first album since The White Stripes’ induction into the Rock& Roll Hall of Fame finds the guitarist of a generation carrying the torch for a bygone era.
The trans actor makes his directorial debut with a film in the hunt for big prizes at two major festivals.
Monet,Matisse,Picasso,van Gogh:Why it’s worth seeing works by art’s biggest names in person rather than on a page or screen.
Kris Kneen’s Rite of Spring is an erotic exploration of what happens when we cross the boundaries of human identity.