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- Simonne Michelle-Wells
A Dream Play is the kind of play that seriously divides an audience into those who shift uncomfortably in their seats, and those who nod and murmur in delight as the play progresses
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- Rachel Orzech
It is not often that a small chamber ensemble has the chance to take a concert series on national tour in Australia, but I can see why this rare opportunity has been given to TRIOZ.
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- Anna Lozynski
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- Nikki Thomas
In April 1986, Irish author Brian Keenan was taken hostage in Lebanon. Abducted on his way to work at the American University of Beirut, he was kept captive for four and a half years
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- Simon Piening
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- Danu Poyner
To be pure or to profit? It's an age-old theme that Speed-the-Plow tackles in David Mamet's trademark style - sharp, gritty and no holds barred.
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- Rachel Orzech
From the second row in the Elisabeth Murdoch Hall at the new Melbourne Recital Centre, the acoustics are so clear and distinct that one can almost hear the performers thinking, and one can most certainly hear them breathing.
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