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- Jason Whittaker
Still they hunt them down. The pedophiles. The gays. The socialists. Boat people. Religious 'extremists'. New-age witches, sans broomsticks and cauldrons.
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More than 150 years after it first debuted (after very nearly being banned) in Venice, Rigoletto is still a surprising work.
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Deep Blue dreams of a time when Martin Luther King inspired a nation and David Bowie stood as a cultural icon.
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The True Story of Butterfish offers questions of scale. Bigger isn’t always better.
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Joy might not be the best description of this unusual Brisbane Festival experience. Unnerving, perhaps.
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- Jason Whittaker
The Trial of the Catonsville Nine is many things Australians dislike about Americans: political, patriotic and preachy.
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