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- Matt O''Neill
Andrew Bovell’s Speaking in Tongues is an indisputable classic of the Australian stage. ANTiX’s rendition is unfortunately somewhat less remarkable.
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- Cassandra Ramsay
Rabbit by The Good Room: a multifaceted fire cracker of a script, innovatively and beautifully directed, with beautiful performances from a ridiculously talented ensemble.
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- Cassandra Ramsay
Dead Puppets Society’s The Harbinger is a little addictive and more than a little disturbing – and that irrepressible uneasiness lingers in your consciousness for a good while after the experience.
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- Kelli Rogers
Brisbane audiences won’t feel they’ve been left out in the cold this winter after witnessing the passion, fire and intensity that exudes from Doctor Zhivago.
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- Matt O''Neill
Aside from offering two remarkable experiences for the price of one, such performances also manage to demonstrate the company’s considerable flexibility and variety.
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- Matt O''Neill
Dennis Kelly’s Orphans is arguably one of the most gruelling and visceral theatrical experiences you’re likely to experience all year.
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