Articles written by: Emily Komiyama

Experience the cult classic The Terminator on the big screen, with Brad Fiedel’s score performed live by The Replicant Ensemble. Runs May 3rd - May 5th at Hamer Hall.

Direct from its record-breaking return season at London’s West End, Groundhog Day The Musical has reached Australia, and may or may not be Tim Minchin's magnum opus. Runs until April 7 at Princess Theatre.

Americans Hanna and Liv are backpacking Australia and take a job at a remote pub in the outback. Soon, they find themselves trapped in an unnerving situation that grows rapidly out of their control.

After its successful run of Because the Night in 2021, Malthouse Theatre is back with his second offering of immersive theatre: Hour of the Wolf. Are you brave enough? Runs until December 3rd.

Disheartened by the constant deaths of her favourite fictional lesbians, Isabelle navigates a blind date with unwanted help from a long-dead 1950’s lesbian author. Screens at the Melbourne Queer Film Festival on November 12th and 18th.

Signe is a stylish, insecure millennial in Oslo, Norway. When her artist boyfriend finds overnight success, their competitive relationship intensifies and she takes extreme measures to direct the attention back to herself. Hilarious and grotesquely disturbing, Sick of Myself opens October 5th.

Almost 75 year since its debut on Broadway, Arthur Miller's classic capitalism tragedy Death of a Salesman is back on the Melbourne stage - and it feels more relevant than ever. Runs until October 15th at Her Majesty's Theatre.

Nora and Hae Sung, two deeply connected childhood friends, are wrest apart after Nora's family emigrates from South Korea. Two decades later, they are reunited in New York for one fateful week. Milk Bar is giving away five free double passes to one of the best films of the year. In cinemas August 31st.

The cult classic The Princess Bride is back on the big screen over two big weekends, with a live orchestra and a Q+A with Cary Elwes himself. Runs July 30th and August 4th.