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The emphatic title You Will Not Play Wagner gives more than a clue about what this play is about.
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Farce and furious, Nakkiah Lui's seriously side splitting Black is the New White is an edifyingly entertaining experience.
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Between the Streetlight and the Moon, represents playwright Melita Rowston's foray into the arts end of the world, or, more accurately, the art history end.
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“Follow the beat of the city and your life never goes off-key” but for three Indian migrants, who just can’t get the city’s rhythm right, Rashma N. Kalsie’s play, Melbourne Talam, dissects their plight in vivid, authentic detail.
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Kuah Jenhan brings a new perspective to Perth Comedy Festival, from Malaysia via Uzbekistan.
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For all those burgeoning thespians among us; for all those people who have, at one time, embraced amateur theatre in any way, shape or form, be it a school drama or a dabbling with adult theatrical endeavours, this is the play for YOU.
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I read that you can burn the same amount of calories watching a thriller as in a 30-minute run. If that’s true then, watching North of Eight’s Toyer gave me quite the workout.
