Posts By Tracey Korsten
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467Adelaide FringeFringe Review: A History of British Blues
Award-winning Adelaide singer and guitarist Cal Williams Jnr puts together fantastic tribute shows, taking a particular time and genre, and presenting works...
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392Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Max Savage presents Astral Weeks
In 1968 a relatively unknown Irish singer-songwriter walked into a recording studio in New York, with a bunch of session musicians, few...
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307Film & TVFilm Review: Days of the Bagnold Summer
When unassuming librarian Sue, and her metal-loving son Daniel, are thrown together over the summer holidays, they learn about themselves, and each...
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1.4KFilm & TVAward-winning Local Filmmaker Produces First Feature
Local filmmaker Alice Maio Mackay is taking the plunge with her first feature, a queer vampire horror.
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213Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Moroccan Daughter, by Deborah Rodriguez
CONTEMPORARY: From the twisted alleyways of the ancient medina of Fès to a marriage festival high in the Atlas Mountains, Deborah Rodriguez’s...
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1.2KFilm & TVFilm Review: The Food Club
Three friends travel to Italy to attend a cooking school, and learn unexpected things about themselves and each other.
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216EntertainmentTheatre Review: Love Letters
A.R. Gurney’s Love Letters premiered in 1988 and was short-listed for the Pulitzer Prize. It tells the story of the love between...
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494Film & TVFilm Review: The Witch of Kings Cross
This genre-bending documentary explores the life and work of Australian hedonist and artist, Rosaleen Norton.
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264Books & LiteratureInterview: Authors Tina Morganella and Maria Jimenez on Wear a Mask, Cupid!
In 2020, Tina Morganella and Dr Maria Isabel Jimenez put together a collection of stories chronicling the struggles of dating in the...
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372Film & TVFilm Review: The People Upstairs
When Julio and Ana invite their upstairs neighbours for drinks, the evening takes unexpectedly hilarious turns.
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683Film & TVFilm Review: Nomadland
Exploring the sub-culture of van-dwelling nomads in post-GFC America, this feature is a tour-de-force for Frances McDormand.
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335Books & LiteratureBook Review: Wear a Mask, Cupid! By Tina Morganella & Dr Maria Isabel Jimenez
TRUE STORIES: Sometimes funny and romantic, often disastrous and heartbreaking, contributors share their adventures of dating during lockdown.
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632Film & TVFilm Review: A Call to Spy
The true story of three women who helped change the course of World War II
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323Books & LiteratureBook Review: Pictorial History of Australia’s Little Cornwall, by Philip Payton
HISTORY: A widely researched book depicting the human face of the history of Australia's Little Cornwall as it was and as it...
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469Film & TVFilm Review: How to be a Good Wife
In 1967 in rural France, the Van der Becks run a school teaching young women how to become good wives.
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350Film & TVInterview: Daniel Henshall
Popular actor Daniel Henshall talks to Glam about his latest feature, A Sunburnt Christmas, filmed here in SA.
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363Film & TVFilm Review: Sylvie’s Love
An old-fashioned love story and a homage to jazz music, this feature premieres on Amazon on this month.
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206Books & LiteratureBook Review: Revenge: Murder in Three Parts, by SL Lim
CONTEMPORARY FICTION: An overlooked daughter becomes enmeshed in her psychopathic brother’s new life, which she seeks to undermine from within…
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283Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Fire of Joy, by Clive James
POETRY: This is the late Clive James' desert island poems: a selection of his favourite verse and a personal commentary on each.
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160Books & LiteratureBook Review: Dreams They Forgot, by Emma Ashmere
SHORT STORIES: Explore illusion, deception and acts of quiet rebellion. Diverse characters travel high and low roads through time and place.
