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- Matt O''Neill
It may seem motivated by a simple (and faintly whimsical) conceit but the union of meticulous technique and creative artistry embodied within the production could (and probably should) be discussed for years.
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- Tessa Leon
The Kransky Sisters, long-time darlings of the Australian cabaret circuit, bring their show Three Bags Full to the Brisbane Powerhouse for a six night season.
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- Matt O''Neill
While A Collection of Various Selves may seem to resemble a culmination of her work, it actually succeeds far more impressively as a new foundation for Zink’s creative output.
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- Kelli Rogers
Zen Zen Zo has successfully surged into musical theatre with this production of Cabaret and has delivered a sultry and sophisticated piece.
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- Kelli Rogers
Anna Goldsworthy’s memoir Piano Lessons comes to life in an intimate and candid sharing of her personal story for the stage.
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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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