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- Jason Whittaker
As the headline show in Brisbane’s new cabaret festival, Hedwig and the Angry Inch is a brilliantly inappropriate musical choice.
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- Tamara Whyte
Long before “Grey Nomad” became a tick box on the Census form, David Williamson’s Travelling North was flirting with ideas of retirees travelling in search of warmer climates and a change in lifestyle.
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- Jason Whittaker
It's all about him. And it's all about them – John Howard, Kevin Rudd, Christian fundamentalists, gays and straights, Big Brother, the cult of celebrity generally, manipulative political machine men, gullible voters...
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- Jason Whittaker
Gallaher has the fairly remarkable ability to make Gilbert and Sullivan even sillier. His latest crack at the Japanese-inspired Mikado is a riot.
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