Ink Well Chosen for Guild’s 85th Year
James Graham’s Ink is the final production of the Theatre Guild’s landmark 85th Season and will open at the University’s intimate and unique Little Theatre October 12th at 7:30pm. Ink is a theatrical adventure that delves into the world of journalism, media, and the birth of the infamous British tabloid newspaper, The Sun. Bringing this complex…
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Kissing the Witch Review
Written by Louise Jackson Kissing the Witch is presented by the University of Adelaide Theatre Guild, written by Emma Donoghue and directed by Imogen Deller-Evans. It will run in the Little Theatre, University of Adelaide until August 20. 4.5 star rating Image supplied by University of Adelaide Theatre Guild; photographer Chris Best Kissing the Witch…
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The Wonderful World of Dissocia Review
Written by Asirah Abdul Kadir 4/5 stars Celebrating its 85th year, the University of Adelaide Theatre Guild has presented a delectable line-up for the season. One I’ve had the pleasure of observing recently is Anthony Neilson’s The Wonderful World of Dissocia directed by Thomas Filsell. The story follows a young woman named Lisa, who, from…
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Miss Julie Review
Words By Charlotte Whincup Miss Julie (After Strindberg). Famous Last Words. Goodwood Theatre & Studios, Adelaide. Wed 19 April 2023, running until Sat 29 April. 5-Star Rating Content Warnings: Strobing lights, drug use, mentions of suicide & depression, sexual themes, & coarse language Based on August Strindberg’s 1888 play Miss Julie, director James Watson superbly…
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The 1975: At Their Very Best… and Tamest.
Written by Asirah Abdul Kadir In the lead up to the show, caught between the crossroads of anxiety and excitement, fans began pouring questions and concerns over The 1975 Australia’s Facebook group. While most of them were just desperate attempts at securing last-minute tickets for a friend or themselves, others began speculating what the show…
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MOUNT ANNEKE
Written by anon **NSFW** – note: Both characters are engaging in consensual role-play. Everything following is part of that act. Coins. Artefacts. Untreaded caves. You’ve made a lot of great discoveries throughout your life. But none come close to Anneke; the gorgeous woman, propped up in bed eating the pancakes you prepared for her. Part…
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A Night at The Hausman Hotel
You are awoken by a scream. The residual sound waves from the scream weigh heavily on your body, long sunken into the too soft mattress. What do you do? Do you try turning over and return to your slumber, and let the night auditor, who is surely around, to deal with the terrifying sounds? Or…
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The Pigeon
Ariana Haghighi and Marlow Hurst answer your burning questions. Some were delighted, others outraged, but most were just confused in the wake. On the 6th of November 2020, a sculpture was unveiled in Rundle Mall, joining the likes of the shiny Malls Balls and Bronze Pigs. Towering over shoppers, a beady-eyed geometric pigeon stands proudly.…
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“To Live and Be Connected is to Be Online: A Review of Jem Calder’s short story collection Reward System”
Words by Venetia Rigoni As someone who spends too much time on their phone, I made the decision to read more books in 2023. So, naturally, I started the year with a book about being online. Reward System is Jem Calder’s first published collection of fiction. It speaks to the malaise of our increasingly blended…
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Normies Vs Outcasts: The Hypocrisy of the Wednesday TikTok Trend
Words by Charlotte Whincup Let’s get one thing out of the way: Jenna Ortega bloody slayed in Netflix’s Tim Burton-helmed take on the goth icon Wednesday Addams. Truly, she ate and left no crumbs at the Rave’N Dance (Tyler really gave us nothing). I’m not even mad that her self-choreographed dance has spawned a TikTok…
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