All posts tagged "Stephen King"
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667Film & TVTV Review: The Stand
A mini-series adaptation of Stephen King's novel, set during an apocalyptic pandemic.
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1.7KFilm & TVYoung Adelaide Filmmaker on the Rise
Teenage filmmaker Matthew Mackay chats to Glam about his burgeoning career.
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1.8KEntertainmentTheatre/Music Review: Katie Noonan and the Australian String Quartet – The Glad Tomorrow
Five-time ARIA Award Winner Katie Noonan and the Australian String Quartet (ASQ) are currently touring Australia with their new album The Glad Tomorrow.
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746Film & TVFilm Review: Pet Sematary
Stephen King’s Pet Sematary is regarded by King himself as his most frightening book. Reportedly inspired by the near-death experience of his son, Pet Sematary is a morbid story of grief and loss that even King thought was too dark to publish, only doing so to conclude his contractual obligations to Doubleday, the publisher of […]
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1.7KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: The Chalk Man, by CJ Tudor
As the 30th anniversary of a murder approaches, an old child gang reunite, triggered by a letter each has received with a piece of chalk, and a drawing of a stick figure.
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318Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Alleged Dances
Bringing together the classical and the contemporary, the ASQ played Beethoven and Schumann alongside Australian composers Matthew Hindson and John Adams.
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315LatestAdelaide Festival Review: Continuum
The Australian String Quartet's one-night-only concert was a program of perfect classical concertos with two contemporary and incredibly beautiful local pieces.
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291Film & TVFilm Review: Carrie
Carrie copies much from Brian De Palma’s 1976 version but this remake updates Stephen King's horror story to reflect how bullying has changed since King’s tome was first published.
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Adelaide International Guitar Festival
Quintette – Adelaide International Guitar Festival 2012
This was a perfect start to a Sunday afternoon, filled with glorious music played by some of the world’s finest musicians.
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Misery
Director, Michael Allen, has found two terrific actors for this production in Joanne Hartstone and John Maurice, and has created a tense drama that does not let up for a second.
