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Written by Augusta Supple
Monday, 21 March 2011 11:30
Under lights, on stage, dressed only in overalls and some protective padding, Charles Ross is alone. No props, no sound effects. No actors to support him, just his voice, his body and his memory.
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Written by Paul Andrew
Thursday, 17 March 2011 06:59
More than a decade after its premiere, BalletLab will this month revive Phillip Adam's acclaimed dance work Amplification as part of the 2011 Dance Massive. Performer Brooke Stamp talks to Australian Stage's Paul Andrew.
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Written by Paul Andrew
Wednesday, 02 March 2011 15:39
Bagryana Popov is an award winning theatre maker, director and choreographer. She speaks to Australian Stage's Paul Andrew about her latest work as Director on an adaptation of Arnold Zable's Café Sheherazade, soon to open at Melbourne's fortyfivedownstairs.
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Written by Paul Andrew
Tuesday, 22 February 2011 21:04
Eamon Flack's 2010 production of The End, starring Robert Menzies, was hailed by critics and audiences alike. Eamon spoke to Australian Stage's Paul Andrew about beauty in unlikely places.
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Written by Simon Piening
Thursday, 17 March 2011 11:01
Alana Valentine is a multi award winning playwright with over 20 stage plays to her credit. She talks to Australian Stage's Simon Piening about her latest work – Student Body.
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Written by Joanna Bowen
Wednesday, 02 March 2011 15:58
Russell McGilton is a bald 42 year old Melbournian who has spent his life wandering the fields of performance creation, from public speaking, playwriting, screenwriting, and lately, to solo performance and comedy.
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Written by Paul Andrew
Wednesday, 02 March 2011 15:38
Raimondo Cortese is a playwright and founding member of Ranters Theatre, which he formed in 1994 with his brother Adriano. The company has achieved worldwide success with their stripped back style, regularly appearing in international festivals and touring Europe since 1999.
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Written by Liza Dezfouli
Friday, 11 February 2011 14:47
Not often does a dance maestro get to see his favourite pieces performed once they’ve had their season. But Graeme Murphy, one of Australian dance’s most esteemed practitioners, will get to see a couple of his ‘favourite children’ come home.
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