Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "review"
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6.9KArticleBay of Fires – A Review
‘Bay of Fires’ is a failed blend of drama, humour, and mystery – and totally misses the mark in its portrayal of...
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3.0KPerforming Arts
Review – ‘Past the Shallows’
Callum J. Jones reviews ‘Past the Shallows’, a play adapted from Favel Parrett’s award-winning novel of the same name.
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3.4KCinema & Television
Film Review – ‘Cranston Academy: Monster Zone’
Cranston Academy: Monster Zone is an animated horror-comedy film that features the voices of Jamie Bell and Ruby Rose.
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2.2KVisual Arts
Review – ‘Paradise Lost’ (Dark Mofo 2021)
Romanticism, lust, murder, forgery, and incarceration collide in the life of renowned convict artist Thomas Griffiths Wainewright.
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2.0KCinema & Television
Review: There Is No ‘I’ In Island (Ten Days on the Island 2021)
There Is No ‘I’ In Island is a collection of short films that describe Tasmania’s COVID-19 lockdown.
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1.5KVisual Arts
Review: Echo’s Scribe (Ten Days on the Island 2021)
Echo’s Scribe was a text-based art installation by Tasmanian artist Alexander Okenyo.
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1.7KPerforming Arts
Review: Prison & Power
Prison & Power is an all-new performance that delves deep into stories of coercion and corruption at Port Arthur.
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1.6KPoetry & Short Stories
Book Review: ‘Memory Creases’ (2020)
Memory Creases is the perfect book to read on a quiet summer’s day.
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Book Review: Wild Nature (2020)
“Modern life is leaping on at such a pace we no longer seem to have time to see the simple things of...
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Review: The Boys in the Island (1958)
The Boys in the Island, published in 1958, is the debut novel of Tasmanian author Christopher Koch. The novel tells the story...
