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- Olympia Bowman-Derrick
Day One. A Hotel, Evening is a comedy of manners that uses wit and words to satirize, and comment on, middle-class middle-age infidelity.
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- Carol Middleton
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- Lee Bemrose
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- Heather Bloom
If you have loved, lost, hated or desired at any time of your life you will relate to Relations, and you will love it.
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- Heather Bloom
The two and a half hour performance dragged along and some audience members grew increasingly restless. Opera commands respect, silence. Melbourne Opera’s Carmen did not.
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- Eleanor Howlett
Alice has returned. She’s been away for a long time, and now she’s back. Back at home. It’s not quite clear where she’s been...but everything is new.
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- C.C. Williamson
With the irregular stream of witty one-liners ejaculating from a gender-heavy view of the world of porn, relationships, gag reflexes and pub pick-up politics, The Fellatio Monologues is a mixed delivery style of stand up and live theatre, raw, unpolished and ‘cool’.
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- Heather Bloom
Gershwin’s music is so full of joy that it is impossible to be unhappy listening to it.
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