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This may be one of the first Australian musicals that I’ve really, genuinely enjoyed. Americans can get away with the absurd cheesiness that tends to go along with the genre, but it usually seems completely anachronistic in Australian theatre.

Codgers | Steady Lads
Growing old gracefully - that’s got to be a cliché up there with ‘can’t teach old dogs new tricks.’ Fact is, both of those statements are wrong, as proved by the insightful play Codgers, which is like watching a wise man’s fireside tale come to life.

  1. Toy Symphony | QTC & State Theatre Company of SA
  2. Richard III | Everyman Theatre
  3. The Burlesque Hour... She's Back! | Finucane & Smith
  4. The House that Jack Built | Janine Ayres Aerial Dance
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