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- Bron Batten
Disagreeable Object is a cohesive vision, a strange and macabre world filled with nuance and shadow.
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- Simonne Michelle-Wells
Care Instructions is one of those postmodern theatre productions guaranteed to split an audience squarely down the centre: you’re either going to love it or hate it, understand it or shake your head, eyebrows raised.
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- Penelope Broadbent
Crazy For You offers a great night out, full of the fun, glitter, dance and catchy songs that make musical comedy so unique and, in this instance, such a refreshing change from the darker works which are so often performed on our stages.
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- Olympia Bowman-Derrick
Kantor captures what he describes as ‘the luminous simplicity’ of Samuel Beckett’s text, laced as it is with classical quotation, obscure references, and numerous pauses.
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- Nikki Thomas
With its engaging storyline, bitingly sharp direction and exceptional performances, Store Room Theatre proves once again they are one of Melbourne’s premier independent theatre hubs.
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- Caroline Wilson
The music is the star of this show and Luke Hunter’s band is not only brilliant at belting out the songs but has captured the Four Season’s style beautifully
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