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'Mysterious Ways' Depicts Struggles of Gay Couple in the Church • Instinct Magazine - Vimarsana News

'Mysterious Ways' Depicts Struggles of Gay Couple in the Church • Instinct Magazine

‘Mysterious Ways’ is a new independent film from New Zealand, which was written by Kiwi writer Dianna Fuemana and Paul Oremland, who also directed the feature.

New Zealand Film Mysterious Ways Tackles Gay Marriage With Lots of Heart - Vimarsana News

New Zealand Film Mysterious Ways Tackles Gay Marriage With Lots of Heart

We spoke with Mysterious Ways director Paul Oremland and actor Richard Short about making the film and the meaningful story it tells in our exclusive interview.

Ariztical Entertainment Sets Official US Release Schedule For MYSTERIOUS WAYS - Vimarsana News

Ariztical Entertainment Sets Official US Release Schedule For MYSTERIOUS WAYS

Ariztical Entertainment will present the US release of New Zealand's wholesome LGBTQIA film MYSTERIOUS WAYS on April 30, 2024. Learn more about the film!

Rent Premieres At Arts Centre Melbourne — Noise11.com | News - Vimarsana News

Rent Premieres At Arts Centre Melbourne — Noise11.com | News

Rent is a modern day masterpiece for musical theatre. When Rent first premiered in New York in 1996 it modernised Broadway and opened a door for more modern day productions such as ‘Hamilton’ to come through.

Rent review – earnest Australian production doesn't save the musical from feeling like parody | Musicals - Vimarsana News

Rent review – earnest Australian production doesn't save the musical from feeling like parody | Musicals

Musical theatre can get away with being daggy and manipulative but this show pushes it too far – and this remount doesn’t overcome its faults