Melbourne Reviews
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- Diane Stubbings
Into this world, Sydney playwright Noelle Janaczewska transplants characters from The Merchant of Venice. It is ten years after the events of Shakespeare's play.
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- Lee Bemrose
In the end, I honestly don't get what all the five star reviews are about. I wanted to like this show, I really did, and I love good humour, but One Man, Two Guvnors just didn't do it for me.
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- Dione Joseph
A satisfying production with a strong cast and some very good writing, True Love Travels On a Gravel Road is definitely a journey worth taking.
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- Stephanie Glickman
The bright and sparkly musical Legally Blonde has arrived just in time to take the bite out of the Melbourne chill.
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- Lee Bemrose
Basically, believe the hype and get a ticket, if the season has not already sold out.
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- Nikki Spunde
Scarborough is to date the second stage offering from The Honeytrap and it shows the fledgeling company’s commitment to delivering challenging theatre.
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- Liza Dezfouli
Set in the conflict in the Balkans, About Tommy revolves around the erosion of a young man's sense of right and wrong faced with danger and hypocrisy.
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