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- Simonne Michelle-Wells
Of all Kafka’s works, The Trial makes the most pointed remarks about the concepts of freedom, both within the law itself and on the broader concept of self realisation and spirituality.
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- Liza Dezfouli
This play manages to balance light and dark, theatricality and psychological verisimilitude in an extraordinary and touching way.
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- Stephanie Glickman
Even in this pared down, concert-style version, it is still a darn good and highly engaging night of entertainment.
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- Dione Joseph
Charismatic and powerful all four women let shine something uniquely special as women
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- Lin Tan
The two performances that make up the double bill of Fraudulent Behaviour and 2 Dimensional Life of Her on offer at the Arts House Meat Market could not be more stylistically and conceptually different from one another.
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- Danu Poyner
Rarely do we get an opportunity to engage with life's big questions that offers both intellectual and philosophical nourishment in a way that is also life-affirming and tremendous fun. Daisy Chain is such an opportunity.
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- Darryl Emmerson
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