Ron Cerabona

Ron Cerabona

The boys are back in town

Reviewer: RON CERABONA This time, the storyline is a little bit different.

Hollywood veteran hits town

Ron Cerabona Don McAlpine will be 80 next year, but shows no signs of slowing down.

Symphony returns for one night only

Sydney Symphony conductor Jessica Cottis

Ron Cerabona It's been about a decade since the full Sydney Symphony Orchestra came to Canberra.

Deadly fantasy still resonates

A Clockwork Orange

Ron Cerabona Is it better to be forced to be good, or better to choose to be bad?

Warmth in home tale

Jennifer Connelly, and Greg Kinnear in a scene from A Place For Me

Reviewer: RON CERABONA Some of the dialogue is a bit clunky on the exposition and emotion and a few story points seem incongruous.

What's happening in the arts in Canberra

Ron Cerabona Congratulations to Canberra glass artist Klaus Moje who was awarded the Pilchuck Glass School's Libensky-Brychtova Award.

Mid-week marvels

Simon Weaving.

Ron Cerabona Here's a way to beat the cold-weather blues on Wednesdays - for six weeks, at least. The Winter Film Series ranges from a documentary about a controversial performance artist, to celebrations of...

Midnight Oil remembered

George Huitker and Junk Sculpture Pic (from left):
Matthew Heinrich, Callum Sambridge, Rob Marshall, George Huitker, Joel Copeland, Chris Brown.

Ron Cerabona George Huitker and Junk Sculpture pay tribute to Aussie legends with their show Burning the Midnight Oil.

Making music

Ron Cerabona The Land Development Agency (LDA) is holding a music festival at Norgrove Park on the Kingston Foreshore. The free event, 3pm-6.30pm on Saturday, is part of the Canberra International Music Festival.

48 hours

News/Arts. Media call at The Street Theatre for the production of Frankenstein. Actor, Lee Jones, who plays the creature. May 7th. 2013 Photograph by Graham Tidy The Canberra Times.

Ron Cerabona Things to do this weekend.

Prime Time: presenting our leaders' lives in song

Photos by Sabine. Taken at the National Folk Festival 2013.
Moya Simpson with the Worldly Goods Choir.

Ron Cerabona Satirical musical duo to present portraits in song of the 27 Australian prime ministers, from Edmund Barton to Julia Gillard.

New film festival director to inject 'more fun'

Lex Lindsay New Artistic Director appointed to the Canberra International Film.

Ron Cerabona "If it ain't broke, I ain't going to fix it," says new director of the Canberra International Film Festival, Lex Lindsay.

Don't save the date

DSC_3647.NEF The big wedding

Reviewer: RON CERABONA One of the saddest experiences you can have at a movie is when it's loaded with talent and potential, and it's a dud.

Litbits

Litbits - Ron Carabona

Ron Cerabona The shortlist for this year's Miles Franklin Literary Award features five books by Australian women.

48 hours

16th May 2012. News  Journalist Eva Canberra Times Photo by Jeffrey Chan.  Wig & Pen owner Lachlan McOmish inspecting a glass of London Porter in the main brew house.  There have been new tax breaks in the Federal Budget for micro breweries.

Ron Cerabona What's on in Canberra this weekend.

Fun and lightness on stage for The Magic Flute

News/Arts: New Zealand tenor James Adams performs in The Magic Flute opening at the Albert Hall Friday 3rd of May, Canberra. 2nd of May 2013. Canberra Times Photograph by Katherine Griffiths

Ron Cerabona There's a lot that's new about Carl Rafferty's production of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's opera The Magic Flute.

Stage set for magic farewell

Ron Cerabona Baby possum Hush may have become invisible, but the book she's in shows no signs of disappearing. Mem Fox's classic Australian picture book, Possum Magic, turns 30 this year.

Giving voice to an old-timer

King Candy

Ron Cerabona Some stories that you hear about the dubious ethics of Hollywood appear to be true. Alan Tudyk was up for the plum part of voicing King Candy in the Disney animated film Wreck-It Ralph.

This time, it's personal

Iron Man 3 PH: Zade Rosenthal ? 2012 MVLFFLLC. TM & ? 2012 Marvel. All Rights Reserved.

Reviewer: RON CERABONA Movie review: The stuntwork and special effects are impressive, while there are some good lines and interesting reversals.

Win a Japanese study trip

Litbits - Ron Carabona

Ron Cerabona Applications for the 2014 National Library Fellowships close next Tuesday, April 30.