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Both musically and choreographically, this show is a high point of ballet, and should not be missed.
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Jean Betts’ Ophelia Thinks Harder is Shakespeare’s Hamlet re-imagined. This is Shakespeare shaken, stirred, sieved, a cocktail of interplay.
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Two Hearts is a rom com without the com. Which is a pity. It’s a play that sorely needs some com.
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Even though the setting is smaller, the full ensemble is all still there, making certain moments overflow in bustling and space-eating kinaesthetic flurries.
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First performed at Melbourne’s La Mama in 1971, David Williamson’s The Removalists holds a place of particular esteem in Australian theatre history.
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The ensemble is really the strength of this production, their energy and tightly drilled moves a pure delight to watch.
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This most certainly must see show is stellar storytelling by a star performer, Meg Clarke, blazing not twinkling like a diamond on the stage, ferocious, fearless, fantastic.
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The Australian Ballet has many times over proved their chops with contemporary works and Carmen is no exception.