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The Maids | Plague Theatre
What I found most exhilarating about this production was the ability for it to emotionally affect. This play has the power to cleverly unearth the psyche of a murderer

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The Wik people hold a strong and important place in Queensland’s history. They have become an Australian household name; distorted, glorified, made both legendary, and notorious over time

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All Aboard
Utterly hilarious, sweet and never failing to impress, Greder’s show is as close to perfect as I’ve seen in quite some time.

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Teuila Postcards | Polytoxic
Polytoxic’s lively performance ‘Teuila Postcards’ was an excursion into the stereotypes and the surprises of Samoan culture

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Wil of God | Wil Anderson
As a stand-up comedian, Anderson is one of Australia’s best. As a socio-political commentator, he is bloody brilliant. It’s just a shame about that ego.

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Hellraiser | Peter Helliar
There is something intimate, infectious and personal about his delivery

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Monkey with a Drum | Josh Pyke
As a performer, his even vocals and amazing acoustic guitar melodies seem like sincere representations of his personality – steady, talented and humble.

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The Laramie Project | Springboard Theatre & The Forward Movement
In October of 1998 21 year old openly gay student Matthew Shepard was robbed, beaten and left for dead, tied to a fencepost in the middle of nowhere

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