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- Jan Chandler
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- Nikki Spunde
It's that one special day in late January, a day when all we young, proud and free Australians take time out of our busy schedules to celebrate... something or other.
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- Vivienne Mah
For all the famous names and witty banter, it's the MSO that's the star of the night, and the main reason for the presence of the thousand-strong audience
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- Simonne Michelle-Wells
Lucas Stibbard's Helpmann Award nomination is hardly surprising, given the non-stop wow-factor he exudes in this one-man show.
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- Liza Dezfouli
Two works, The Red Apple by Jacques Offenbach and Trouble in Tahiti by Leonard Bernstein are presented in a new show by Lyric Opera of Melbourne.
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- Lee Bemrose
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- Simon Eales
The effect is a slick and satisfying piece of theatre that is most remarkable for its refreshingly clear and impactful representation of the philosophy of aesthetics, and the mind of the artist.
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