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- Gillian Wills
Hurrah for the bristling, infectious fun and gaiety and energy which breezes through the show’s dramatic arc and dance routines. The Australian cast is gifted.
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- Gillian Wills
There were remarkable and yet baffling qualities to this lavish production.
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- Nicholas Routley
This operatic cycle calls into question some of our basic assumptions about our world, assumptions which we may retain even when overtly denying them
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- Nicholas Routley
Then Mime asks, What is the race which lives on the stage? And Wotan answers, On the stage live those consummate artists, the singers.
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- Nicholas Routley
The beautiful and terrifying images that serve as scenery allow us, the audience, to experience the various often contradictory levels on which the work operates at once, as magic, as myth.
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- Gillian Wills
There isn’t a baton, a trembling shaping arm or a stern pose in sight, at 55, he exudes boyish energy but, there’s no doubt he’s the captain.
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- Nicholas Routley
In its scant 6 years of existence, Ensemble Q has carved out an identity as a chamber ensemble of the highest standard, fearlessly delving into unusual repertoire.
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