ANNA CREER reviews two crime fiction stories from the popular sub-genre of police procedural novels.
Review
"His musical language is something that few gain the knowledge to do. We all try, but Grabowsky succeeds." ROB KENNEDY reviews pianist Paul Grabowsky at The Jazz Haus Canberra.
"This show is an epic and gorgeous tribute to the great Warumpi Band, but it is also a salutary history lesson." ALANNA MACLEAN reviews Big Name, No Blankets.
"How do you present a photographer’s career which began in 1959 and has continued ever since?" BRIAN ROPE fondly reviews a new book based on the images of remarkable photographer Heide Smith.
MICHAEL WILSON reviews Something Old, Something New, a performance by Apeiron Baroque.
"Queanbeyan Players' celebratory production of The Pirates of Penzance, offers an unmissable opportunity to discover why this show continues to entertain and delight almost 150 years since its creation," says reviewer BILL STEPHENS.
ALANNA MACLEAN reviews Divine Darkness, a performance by modern music group Ensemble Offspring.
Reviewer COLIN STEELE brings together three very different books with a theme around eating – the history, the famous and the necessary.
MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE reviews two craft exhibitions – Precarious Proximity, Honouring Country.
LEN POWER reviews These Precious Hours, Purcell’s Dido & Aeneas Reimagined, a concert performance by Canberra Qwire and the Ellery String Quartet.
"Meteor Shower takes a wild and hilarious roller coaster ride through human emotions and behaviours." LEN POWER reviews a play written by Steve Martin.
"For such a dark work, the play has great moments of humour and even comic action" JOE WOODWARD reviews The Beauty Queen of Leenane
