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In times of financial hardship, when the “cost of living crisis” seems to have become the new normal rather than a short period of difficulty through which we must prevail, it is understandable that we may indulge in daydreams of get-rich-quick schemes, or even less socially acceptable ways of making a buck on the side — would anyone even know they were my feet in the pictures? Fantasising is one thing, but the tangled web of deception woven in Cash on Delivery pushes the bo

On a fateful night in 1816, a waking dream haunted seventeen-year-old Mary Shelley who was spending the summer amongst the most highly...

“We live on a placid island of ignorance, in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far.” So...

So much more than “the simple story of a mother’s grief,” The Ghostwriter by Ross Mueller makes its Sydney debut at Flight Path Theatre...

When you walk towards The Genesian Theatre lit up by a wide, waxing moon on a winter’s night in Sydney, a good amount of theatrical...