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- Caitlin Gahan
They’re completely silent, surly, dirty and absolutely adorable. Yes, that’s right. They eat maggots and they are adorable.
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- Caitlin Gahan
It’s a story with a dark, clever, crude, twisting narrative that demands as much from the audience as it does from its sole actor.
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- Tessa Leon
Circa’s new production comes up trumps in terms of vibrancy, class, and all round ‘wow’ factor.
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- Caitlin Gahan
The theme is undeniably modern girl-power with an aggressive, nails-bared edge. Butler’s onstage persona is that of a woman who’s not going to take any bullshit from anyone, let alone a man.
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- Tessa Leon
Stunning acrobatic skills are the highlight of this new sultry production at the Brisbane Festival from Strut and Fret.
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- Tessa Leon
This prolific company, under the choreographic direction of Natalie Weir, are producing some of the finest contemporary dance works to come out of Australia in recent years.
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- Caitlin Gahan
Do you like your whimsy mixed with just the right dose of very clever wit? Do you prefer your sentiment sweet rather than saccharine? Do you like seeing acts of an unspeakable nature performed on a sock puppet?
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