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This astounding play titillates the hormones, tickles the funny bone, and touches the heartstrings as two men come to terms with ten years of togetherness.
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Henning is mesmerizing as she creates an intense and emotional rapport with her audience through both the mediums of words and music
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This experimental performance delves into the fears, fascinations and obsessions with disappearance in Australian Culture.
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This heart rending and uplifting musical tells of a time when mainstream society shunned the gay community and the HIV virus destroyed lovers, lives and laughter.
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Just the title - The Cripple of Inishmaan - hints that this play has the makings of a good Irish yarn. And so it does, to be sure.
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Leigh Warren and Gina Rings have created a magical piece of dance that weaves it's way through the Tandanya galleries, leaving the audience to part like the rivers and ebb and flow with the performance.
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