Meissner Management

11/06/2026

https://www.filmink.com.au/kat-hoyos-uncovering-the-mysteries-of-the-killings-at-parrish-station/

After stealing scenes in Here Come The Habibs!, Amazing Grace and Play Dirty, Aussie actress Kat Hoyos gets her meatiest role yet as a cop caught up in a bizarre mystery in The Killings at Parrish Station.

09/06/2026

Kat Hoyos pictured with fellow cast members at the Sydney premiere of The Killings At Parrish Station.





See it on Stan from June 24th.

07/06/2026

28/05/2026

In 1987, detectives are called to investigate the bizarre and brutal killings of four scientists at the remote Parrish Research Station.

The stellar cast includes Kat Hoyos (Amazing Grace, Here Come The Habibs). Kat plays the younger Police Constable Millie. The Killings At Parrish Station premieres June 24, only on Stan.

In 1987, detectives Georgia Cooke (Mia Wasikowska) and Michael Thorne (Xavier Samuel) are called to investigate the bizarre and brutal killings of four scien...

28/05/2026

In 1987, detectives are called to investigate the bizarre and brutal killings of four scientists at the remote Parrish Research Station.

The stellar cast includes Kat Hoyos (Amazing Grace, Here Come The Habibs). Kat plays the younger Police Constable Millie. The Killings At Parrish Station premieres June 24, only on Stan.

Photo credit: Mark Rogers



Stan.

28/05/2026

Meissner Management proudly support MHAP.

26/05/2026

Theatre is serving up a hot, hilarious mess with Soap Opera Tonight live at Brunswick Ballroom.

Each episode features a rotating cast including Annabel Marshall-Roth, a surprise guest star, and enough twists to fill a season of actual daytime television. Expect big hair, bigger emotions and more dramatic exits than a Real Housewives reunion. All while audiences enjoy dinner, drinks, and hilarious theatrics.

04/05/2026

THREE SISTERS playing now at the Old Fitz Theatre in Woolloomooloo, running from April 17 to May 9. Ren Watson takes on Chebutykin in Three Sisters; a weary, sharp edged observer in Chekhov's timeless portrait of longing and regret.

04/05/2026

'All My Friends Are Back in Brisbane', a romantic comedy, has taken top honours at this year's Gold Coast Film Festival Awards, winning the PKF Best Queensland Feature Film. Set and shot in Queensland's capital city, 'All My Friends Are Back in Brisbane' tells the story of lawyer Cris who returns home after a breakup, only to find herself reconnecting with a now-married ex. The movie is a spiritual sequel to the 2007 cult hit 'All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane' by the same filmmakers. Cast includes Dan Ewing (pictured) attending the World Premiere on the Gold Coast.

'All My Friends Are Back in Brisbane' will have cinema screenings in Brisbane (at Five Star Cinema New Farm from 29th May), Sydney (at Randwick Ritz on 18th June) and Melbourne (at Lido on 19th July), with further screenings to be announced.

https://www.filmink.com.au/all-my-friends-are-winning-best-queensland-feature-film-awards/

01/05/2026

Congratulations to Chris Watts who has been named as a finalist for an Archibald Prize.

Music to your eyes: the colourful world of Australian artist Chris Watts’ Wild Card runs at Art2Muse Gallery, Sydney, 5-18 May. The Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes 2026 is at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, 9 May-16 August.

https://esquire.com.au/chris-watts-artist/