Canberra Reviews
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- Adrienne Gross
Where are you at in your dating life? Trawling through nightclubs, or settled down with Mr/Mrs Good Enough? Unless you’ve had the luck of finding ‘The One’ on your first date, then we’ve all had those cringe-worthy ‘what was I thinking’ moments.
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- Trevar Alan Chilver
The story is shocking at times, light-hearted and even funny at others, and it boasts a strong humanity throughout.
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- Adrienne Gross
Grab the scarf and head out on the town, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow held annually at the Canberra Theatre is always worth leaving the comfort of a fireside sofa.
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- Adrienne Gross
The underlying question through I Am My Own Wife is how on earth did an overt transvestite survive Nazi Germany and Stasi-rife East Berlin?
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- Adrienne Gross
My Imaginary Family is a living memoir performed solo by Grahame Bond with rich reminiscences to past Australian comedy television and theatre performances.
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- Trevar Alan Chilver
Erindale was alive tonight with Philo's opening of 42nd Street. The froth and bubble of Broadway is generous if not really enlightening, and the cast delivered a fine performance of a quaint old musical.
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- Trevar Alan Chilver
This is an opportunity to experience a first-rate performance of a play that was pivotal in the development of modern theatre.
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- Trevar Alan Chilver
How often have you wanted to have one of your heroes sit on your shoulder and tell you how to make decisions about your life?
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