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- Lin Tan
The sold-out Miike Snow gig at Melbourne’s Hi-Fi Bar was charged with a palpable energy right from the word, “Yo!” uttered, of course, with the slight baritone twang of the Swedish accent.
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- Dione Joseph
Handel’s music is overwhelmingly beautiful. The highly structured and intricate nature of the notes sweep you away to a musical paradise where great stories are re-told and consequently re-born.
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- Simonne Michelle-Wells
There is no mistaking Let The Sunshine as a David Williamson play. It has everything you’d expect: multitudes of witty one-liners, politics, clichéd female characters; and all set in that slice of Aussie life encapsulated by midlife crises and domestic turbulence.
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- Simonne Michelle-Wells
Full of dazzling acrobatic displays, each dance is seemingly more difficult and technical than the last.
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- Caroline Wilson
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- Stephanie Glickman
Guerin successfully creates a tension between the micro and the macro, the mundane and the grandiose.
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