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- Dr Daniela Kaleva
This classical masterpiece presents several layers of meaning embedded in the imagery of the dramaturgy and musical dramaturgy.
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- Melita Pereira
Andrea McCannon and Matthew Kenny convincingly embody Margrethe and Niels Bohr, portraying an intimate dynamic around which the tension of the play orbits.
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- Bron Batten
Utilising diverse dance companies the performers presented a work typical to their genre and then re-contextualized their practice within the disco era.
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- Penelope Broadbent
The work itself is staggering. With all its visual and sound effects, body contortions and extensions, and the timing of each of these, one can only wonder how it all works.
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- Bron Batten
The Australian outback has long upheld its reputation for being a vast, mysterious and in the right circumstances, terrifying place.
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- Stephanie Glickman
The work, as a whole, is reserved but not cold and is satisfying for its attention to detail
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