Melbourne Reviews
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- Dione Joseph
Circus memories are like old smells. Comfortable and warm, often very strong and mostly associated with food and animals, they can transport you back in time within a nanosecond.
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- Joe Lusk
In Little Black Bastard, Tovey takes his audience through the trials and tribulations of his formative years, winding a tortuous path through the many buildings and institutions that he called home and past the numerous guardians that he either loved or loathed
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- Stephanie Glickman
Originally debuted in 1870 at the Paris Opera, Coppelia is a well-worn story ballet in the romantic ballet tradition.
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- Bron Batten
How far would you go to land the job of your dreams? Would you tell a lie? Manipulate or undermine your co-workers? Or both? Let yourself be manipulated?
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- Liza Dezfouli
Winterfall Theatre Company’s production of A Kind of Alaska is damn fine theatre.
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- Liza Dezfouli
The geometric 90s looking set design tell you immediately that you’re in for something new and different with this production of Othello.
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- Liza Dezfouli
Boston Marriage is a delight. A viciously funny comedy of manners with the earthy vulgarity typical of Mamet’s writing. The combination of crudeness and elevated wit is intoxicating.
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