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- Marika Bryant
Driving down the mainstreet, where the Festival weaves in and out of multi-venues, from the Courthouse Hotel, Drill Hall, Mullumbimby 'Bowlo', The Civic Hall, the Ex Services Club and even the Mullumbimby High School Auditorium, the vibe is present from the go-get.
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- Matt O''Neill
The Danger Ensemble have explored new territory with Children of War. Unfortunately, it hasn't really worked out.
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- Marika Bryant
A Chorus Line has won nine Tony Awards and a Pulitzer Prize – no mean feat for any musical. Having witnessed this performance live on stage, I can understand why.
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- Kelli Rogers
It is such a glorious thing that Brisbane is fortunate enough to have an internationally renowned, award-winning and critically acclaimed performing arts ensemble such Circa call our city home.
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- Matt O''Neill
It's hard not to be apprehensive walking into A Tribute of Sorts. Monsters Appear's latest production operates within a spectacularly risky framework of ambitions.
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- Marika Bryant
Can a story get any simpler than that of love, lust, jealousy and the gypsy in one's soul?
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