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'It's coming for everything': Eddie Perfect on AI and his new satire (opens the original)
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Eddie Perfect doesn't want his teenage daughters talking to AI chatbots. "We have a rule in our house that no one talks to the machines," he says. He sees the technology as outsourcing thinking and cognition, which he reckons is particularly harmful to young people. "Maybe everyone should have access to AI once they turn 25, and that would be perfect," he says. "I really hate it because I think it's coming for everything." It's something Perfect has been thinking about a lot as he works on his l
At 56, Catherine Zeta-Jones is finally using her real accent on screen (opens the original)
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It was an Australian who convinced Catherine Zeta-Jones to take on her latest role. About five years ago, Peter Lawson, the Sydney-born executive producer of Spotlight and John Wick, sent Zeta-Jones the crime book The Price You Pay by Aidan Truhen. It's the story of American cocaine dealer Jack Price, who finds himself the target of a hit by an international terrorist organisation. As compelling as Zeta-Jones found the book, there was one glaring problem: The Price You Pay didn't have a woman le
Quiz: Do you know these Australian plays? (opens the original)
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We're a few weeks out from ABC Radio National's Top 100 Australian Books countdown and I'm here to remind you: You could vote for a published play. There's so much brilliant Australian theatre on our stages every year, and some plays by local playwrights have even managed to make a splash overseas. For example, two movies based on Australian plays — A Talent for Murder, starring Helen Mirren; and Prima Facie, starring Cynthia Erivo — premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival just this
Rachel Griffiths to return to Aussie stages for first time in 25 years (opens the original)
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Rachel Griffiths will return to the Australian stage for the first time in 25 years in a new play about artist Clarice Beckett. Next year, the Total Control and Muriel's Wedding actor will star as the artist, considered a visionary of Australian modernism, in the play Clarice at Melbourne Theatre Company (MTC). It's Griffiths's first stage role since 2012, when she made her Broadway debut in the play Other Desert Cities. At home, her last stage role was in the modern classic Proof at MTC in 2002
The 'kooky' show that lured Celeste Barber back to the theatre (opens the original)
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Comedian Celeste Barber is set to return to theatre for the first time in 20 years in "kooky" comedy play The Book of Liz. While her last stage role was in 2006, the comedian and actor, known for Wellmania and Colin from Accounts, told ABC Arts in 2023 working at Sydney Theatre Company (STC) was "on the bucket list". As the company launches its 2027 season, she says starring in The Book of Liz is "a dream come true". It's a full-circle moment for Barber, who worked at the theatre's restaurant ba
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