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- Doug Knight
While at surface Sunday in the Park with George is a story about the creation of art and the difficulties faced by the artist, the depth, heart and emotional wrench of this piece is the relationship and compromises made between George and his muse Dot.
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- Stephanie Johnson
Australian Realness is a strange, illusory and disparate production with moments of brilliance and instances that baffle. It is surreal.
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- Danielle Cummins
Award winning experimental theatre company The Danger Ensemble delivers a challenging and at times confronting work in Let Men Tremble.
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- Heather Bloom
Opening the doors to the mysterious chocolate factory, five children and their parents are invited into Wonka’s world after winning a golden ticket granting them access to the fantastical candy land.
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- Hayden Burke
Emina Ashman transports us into a place of limbo, a potienally eternal pitstop to paradise.
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- Danielle Cummins
Manifesto, noun. A public declaration of policy and aims.
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- Danielle Cummins
Imagine Shakespeare had a sister who possessed in equal measure his wit and intellect. She too wanted to be a playwright in Elizabethan London. Unlike her brother however, there was to be no great success but an early death and an anonymous grave.
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