InReview
Laughter is indeed “the best of meds” say three comedians taking part in a local Mental Health Month event that offers respite and celebrates resilience while also promising a whole lot of hilarity.
Film & TV
Australia’s catastrophic Black Summer bushfires are the inspiration for a new six-part ABC drama that co-creator Tony Ayres and actor Hunter Page-Lochard say focuses on the stories of heartache and heroism of ordinary people caught up in the disaster.
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Solomon Kammer grew to fame through her portraits of endometriosis, but the artist, who is currently part of the Ramsay Art Prize Exhibition, is expanding her message – and her career is following at pace.
The ABC takes viewers back to the future through a 1980s newsroom in its latest compelling six-part drama The Newsreader.
An empathetic ride-along with two Adelaide paramedics offers a glimpse into life on and off the job in Rachael Mead’s novel The Application of Pressure, reviewed here through Writers SA’s literary criticism series A Year in Review.
Performers Damon Smith and Adam Coad shine a spotlight on mental illness with their intimate Cabaret Festival show.
