Wednesday 15 January 2025 Carriageworks Modern Convict Films Review by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) That would have to have been the most unusual melange to begin a theatrical work I have ever seen. Brendan Cowell, Ewen Leslie and Toby Schmitz are the writers and performers in a bizarre comedy called Hamlet Camp, performed in the […]
Queer Screen’s Mardi Gras Film Festival returns to Sydney from February 13th to 27th, 2025, bringing together a remarkable selection of LGBTQ+ films from around the world. This year’s event will feature over 150 films, including 20 Australian premieres and a world premiere of the Danish film In Ashes by director Ludvig C. Poulsen. The festival offers […]
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Small Medium Large – SML Released June 28, 2024 SML—Anna Butterss, Jeremiah Chiu, Josh Johnson, Booker Stardrum and Gregory Uhlmann—turn improvisation into a playful experiment on Small Medium Large. Recorded live over two nights at LA’s now-closed ETA, the quintet chop, loop and rearrange their performances into hypnotic, polyrhythmic grooves. The results nod to Herbie […]
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Get ready for an unforgettable night of epic beats and electric vibes! Melbourne’s heavy-groove powerhouse The Seven Ups are bringing their brand new EP “Fight Night” to life in a one-off performance at Lazybones Lounge! With a sound that journeys from deep funk, psychedelic fuzz, to synth-laden post-psych, The Seven Ups will transport you through a sonic landscape that combines retro-futuristic […]
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Hi, I’m Anna! I’m 21 years old and studying linguistics in Germany. Today marks my first step into the world of radio at Eastside FM, and what a day it’s been! If you’ve stumbled upon this post, welcome to my little corner of the Eastside experience. Let me share a bit about myself, why I’m […]
Friday 10 January 2025 Hayes Theatre Antipodes Theatre Company Review by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) Ghost Quartet is a musical that tells the tale of four friends conjuring spirits (both supernatural and alcoholic) as they narrate four diverse stories spanning seven centuries. Expect a high level of musicianship from an incredibly talented cast. Sometimes melancholic, […]
Could 2025 be the year you finally turn your musical dreams into reality? Whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been playing for years, the Open Academy at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music is now enrolling for Term 1 short courses—and we’ve got something for everyone! From beginner-level courses to more advanced ensemble work, Term 1 is your chance to explore new […]
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Hosted by Alex and Maddy Duration: 30 mins On today’s episode, the hosts, childhood friends Alex and Maddy, discuss relationships and the upcoming holiday season in depth, including topics like New Year’s resolutions, navigating boundaries and complicated family dynamics among festive gatherings, friendships, and more, accompanied by some good tunes and Christmas music! Tune in […]
Andrew Bovell (When the Rain Stops Falling, Things I Know To Be True)succeeds at crafting a masterful telling of passion, history and politics in the picturesque setting of Madrid, Spain. Camellia whittles away her days, caught between the past and the present, in her stately Spanish home. She is looked after by her carer Alejandro […]
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Steel Pulse, one of reggae’s most iconic and influential bands, is set to celebrate their 50th anniversary with a highly anticipated tour across Australia in early 2025. Known for their pioneering blend of roots reggae, punk, and rock, Steel Pulse has spent five decades creating socially conscious, empowering music that has inspired generations. From their […]
Hosted by Alex & Jules Duration: 30 mins On today’s episode, the hosts, Alex and Jules, discuss solo travel tips, fear, new movies like Barbie and Wicked, Covid, culture, and, of course, Christmas (joined by festive Christmas music!). Throughout the conversation, they crack jokes and delve into further topics related to Wicked, like perfectionism, love, […]
Hosted on the ancestral lands of the Kaurna People in the Botanical Gardens/ Tainmuntilla of Adelaide WOMADelaide is back and even bigger in 2025! The iconic music festival has been in the public eye since it’s inception in 1992. Begun as a daring and innovative experiment, WOMAD has taken on a life of its own […]
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