Latest Articles: Kate Richter
A 4.5 Star Review for BARBER OF SEVILLE, Directed by Priscilla Jackman
Directed by Priscilla Jackman, BARBER OF SEVILLE is “colourful, kitsch, and playful, with a pink-heavy palette and a whole lot of symmetry…relishes in the humour of the source material while having its own distinct personality.” https://www.theage.com.au/culture/theatre/bastardised-and-bonkers-this-paradise-lost-has-sharp-satire-and-absurd-comedy-20220724-p5b41p.html
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PRIMA FACIE NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE – MORE SHOWS ADDED!
Catch Suzie Miller’s West End hit. Filmed live and showing exclusively in cinemas. https://www.orpheum.com.au/wp-cinema/movie/OPRIMAFACIE/NATIONAL+THEATRE+-+PRIMA+FACIE/?fbclid=IwAR3e01ZYEkau8lWlBXB5DXfVg3xhpDQAcPPakJ48NjAff_I6Kgfu9TOneAQ
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Jane Campion talks Netflix, THE POWER OF THE DOG, and her pop-up film school in New Zealand.
https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-62051317?fs=e&s=cl&fbclid=Iw ...
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Matchbox and Film Camp Announce TURN UP THE VOLUME for ABC
Episodes written by Dannika Horvat, and directed by Jessie Oldfield and Adam Murfet.
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Kasimir Burgess’ FRANKLIN is a must-see at Melbourne International Film Festival this year.
https://www.timeout.com/melbourne/film/the-ten-best-films-to-see-at-miff-this-ye ...
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HLA WELCOMES DIRECTOR STEVIE CRUZ-MARTIN
HLA is proud to welcome director Stevie Cruz-Martin. Stevie has begun shooting on the SBS 4 x 1 hour thriller SAFE HOME, for Kindling Pictures and Banijay Entertainment. SAFE HOME follows Phoebe (Aisha Dee), a twenty-something professional who leaves her job at a prominent law firm to work at a struggling family violence legal centre. Stevie teams up again with HLA’s Production Designer Alicia Clements on the series, the pair having previously collaborated on the SBS web series THE TAILINGS. ...
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SERIOUSLY RED Trailer
Trading her 9-5 in real estate for a job as a Dolly Parton impersonator… what a way to make a living! SERIOUSLY RED, coming only to cinemas November 24. DOP Toby Oliver, costume design by Tim Chappel, edited by Deb Peart, and with performances by Jean Kittson and Wayne Blair.
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