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- Jan Chandler
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- Amy Jenkins
The Dancers Company’s production of Don Quixote: A Ballet in Three Acts, is a real celebration of the wonderful talent the Australian audience is invited to enjoy on their stage.
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- Eleanor Howlett
With the latest production Undine, Four Larks Theatre has moved into a new space and delivered their trademark junkyard opera with professionalism, and a delicate inventiveness.
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- Penelope Broadbent
Die Winterreise is a work that transcends an evocation of mood; it forces a visceral participation from its audience, and offers an experience quite unlike any other.
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- Liza Dezfouli
Anyone calling themselves The Jane Austen Argument has got to be worth a look at.
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- Liza Dezfouli
Late Night Piano Bar is a silly, fun, immensely enjoyable night of Broadway, pop and jazz favourites presented by Butterfly Club regular Jones, an adorable, professional performer who knows his stuff.
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- Simonne Michelle-Wells
Suade are hot, funny, quirky and crazy talented. If you like male a capella you will love Suade. If you’ve never heard a capella and you start here, be prepared to become a fan.
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