Review: Noah
Biblical films are always tricky things to pull off. It’s a delicate balancing act: the directors/writers need to balance the well known story and...
Monthly Archive: March 2014
Raging Against The Machine(s): Jimmy McGhie
Party animal, technological luddite, sophisticated English gentleman and consummate man about town Jimmy McGhie is coming to town for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival...
Interview: Eddie Ifft
Eddie Ifft is keen. I mean he’s super f$%king keen. Because even after a night spent performing to crowds, going out the with the...
Review: Melbourne Opera presents ‘Madame Butterfly’
We here at Pop Culture-y like to think of ourselves as, well, Culture-y. That being said, when I think Opera, my mind immediately goes...
Stand-Up Is Still A Mystery to Me: Felicity Ward
One of my favourite times of year is right around the corner. Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF) treats us to a smorgasbord of international...
Interview: Rohan Mirchandaney
Remember the Peanuts gang? Well, in Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead, they’re all grown up and having a rough time of...
Review: The Judas Kiss
Yes Mockingbird, well done! This is the calibre of show I have come to know and love from this exciting young company. The Judas...
Review: I, Frankenstein
“Of my creation and creator I was absolutely ignorant, but I knew that I possessed no money, no friends, no kind of property. I...
“He Smelt Like Success”: Kai Humphries
One of the reasons I frequent Om Vegetarian Restaurants in Melbourne (aside from the brainwashed look in the eyes of the acolytes who serve...
Interview: David Quirk
It is probably not everyday you think to yourself: why is it that comedians seem to always have comedic names? Or maybe this question...
