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Review: Seventeen, Seymour Centre

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Walking into WildThingProduction’s Seventeen at the Seymour Centre, we were instantly taken back to high school. The stage had been covered in AstroTurf. There...
Culture

Review: The Cat Empire, Sydney Opera House

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Music is the language of us all The Cat Empire’s latest show at the Sydney Opera House was an electrifying display of the band’s capacity...
Culture

Review: Arlington, Enda Walsh

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Walking into the Seymour Centre’s cosy Reginald Theatre, the audience is immediately transported to an eerie dystopian world. Low synthesised music hums in the background....
Film Reviews

Film Review: The Teacher Who Promised the Sea

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Patricia Font’s latest film The Teacher Who Promised the Sea shines a poignant light on the haunting echoes of the Spanish Civil War. The film...
Culture

Beyond the Binary: Emmanuelle Mattana on Trophy Boys

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Melbourne-based playwright Emmanuelle Mattana has always had a complex relationship with the world of competitive debating. “I had been a competitive debater in high school,”...
Creative Nonfiction

Sydney Writers’ Festival: Alisa Sapova and Anastasia Taylor-Lind on 5km From the Frontline

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Ukrainian journalist Alisa Sapova and British photographer Anastasia Taylor-Lind knew instantly that they would be friends. “Our creative kinship happened by chance, really”, Taylor-Lind says....
News

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange granted right to appeal extradition to US

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Australian WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been granted the right to appeal extradition to the US following London’s High Court ruling heard on Monday. Assange...
Culture

Review: Vänskä conducts the Music of Sibelius

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Jean Sibelius is undoubtedly Finland’s most celebrated composer. While typically remembered for his passionate symphonic works and concertos, Finnish conductor Osmo Vänskä’s latest show...
Film Reviews

Film Review: Anatomy of a Fall

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I was initially sceptical about going to see Justine Triet’s latest film Anatomy of a Fall. The story seemed like it had been done...
Reviews

Review: Kandisky, Art Gallery NSW

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Kandinsky is an artist famous for his bright colours and bold abstract forms. While many may have seen a few of his best-known paintings,...
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Rose Mitchell

Rose Mitchell is a second-year student at the University of Sydney. She studies Arts, majoring in English and Spanish. Rose enjoys reading, classical music and film, and hopes to pursue a career in writing.

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