The Royal Shakespeare Company’s highly anticipated Love’s Labour’s Lost, is directed by long–time RSC collaborator, Christopher Luscombe and has earned rave reviews in the UK. Excitingly it’s set to broadcast at Canberra’s Palace Electric direct from Stratford-upon-Avon from Saturday 7 March.
Read MoreThink you know Canberra? Although it’s a relatively new city, it’s one that certainly holds its secrets.
Here are a few tidbits that drill down into the secret life of Canberra
Ghosts of Canberra
Have you ever felt the hairs of your neck stand up for no reason at all in a quiet corner of Canberra? There are plenty of places in town that are said to be haunted, but here are a few of the best:
1. The National Film and Sound Archives.
Read MoreAs we head toward Canberra Day, one thing is clear – Canberra has everything the world has to offer. We’re small for a city but we’re big for a town, we have a great location between the metropolises, less than two hours from the beach and surrounded by open country. Canberra is a bit of everything and it is the best place to live.
In fact, there are so many things that are so much better about Canberra!
Canberra is better than Sydney.
Read MoreLast week I started university at ANU. You would not believe how many times already I’ve overheard people from other states saying something along the lines of “You know what, everyone at home said how sorry they were that I’ve had to come to Canberra for uni, but it actually not even that bad!”
Read MoreThis movie should be called ‘Stupider Ascending’. Seriously.
It’s a film so fantastical and cluttered with nonsense that even as a reviewer whose job it is to watch movies, I could hardly follow what was going on. With a running time of over two hours you’d be led to believe that’s more than enough time to setup a universe, its characters, its complication and, ultimately, its resolution.
You’d think.
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