Melbourne Reviews
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- Jan Chandler
Last night the audience at the Melbourne Recital Centre was treated to the glorious harmonies and pure tones of the British a capella group Black Voices.
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- Simon Piening
Encompassing everything from the sub atomic matter that constitutes our physical being, to the relationships that give our lives meaning, Am I is an ambitious exploration of what it is to be human.
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- Vito Mattarelli
From its snappy opening with the four leads singing the title song, the audience knows that they are in for a fun show.
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- Simon Piening
Hello, Goodbye & Happy Birthday explores the ‘bookends of a life fully lived.’
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- Eleanor Howlett
There’s nothing quite like an ensemble of exceptionally skilled circus artists to make one feel completely physically inadequate one minute, and then struck dumb with awe the next.
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- Jan Chandler
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- Vito Mattarelli
After the recent spate of musical revivals that have been rolled out in Melbourne, it is with open arms that we are able to welcome the Australian premiere of a 'new' musical – Once.
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