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- mohammed hashem
The language was pleasant and resonated across the levels of the room, but the extended meaning seemed to have been placed elsewhere.
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- Heather Bloom
Playing his only gig in Melbourne, Maestro was a connoisseur of the turntable and it didn’t take long to get the kids dancing to the sexy and smooth beats of old-time jazz with a very contemporary edge.
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- Heather Bloom
Hosted by the charismatic Hadley Fibby, An Awful Lot of Vaudeville immediately takes you into its grasp and holds you captive as you try to decipher the madness that is the nine performers who make up the eclectic troupe.
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- Suzie Hardgrave
Namatjira unfurls the life of watercolour artist, Albert Namatjira. Born as Elea, and renamed Albert by a Lutheran missionary, he was the first Aboriginal to be given Australian citizenship, highly regarded for his exquisite talent as an artist.
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- Amy Jenkins
Tall Poppy Blues (aka Greatest Hits) at The Butterfly Club is certainly a show that delivers on its promise.
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- mohammed hashem
The tragedy of the story became our story, and the fears of this cryptic night at the theatre became our very fears.
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