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29 March 2017

Set in Spain 1959, a period of Franco's fascist fiscal fiasco, Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour's latest incarnation of Carmen gives us the glitz and glamour of post War Europe and off sets it with a gypsy crew of contrabandits.

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29 March 2017

Choose Life. Choose a job. Choose nudity and fluids flung around in close confinement. Choose a brilliant, brutal Scottish theatre adaption of Irvine Welsh’s zeitgeist 1993 tome.

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27 March 2017

The audience are chattering happily as they take their seats on the bus, like school kids going on an excursion.  The bus isn’t taking us to a show, however, the bus ride IS the show.

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26 March 2017

Tom Ballard certainly has made a mark on the comedy community and we were about to see why.

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26 March 2017

Popular comedians Judith Lucy and Denise Scott have officially eschewed “stand-up comedy”. No, they are tired and have opted for the relaxed option of “lie-down comedy”.

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25 March 2017

There's affectionate offensive arse kicking and farce kissing in Declan Greene's The Homosexuals, or 'Faggots', an unabashed bashing of the politicly correct pomposity that has infected our society.

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23 March 2017

The three pieces The Australian Ballet has launched its 2017 season with couldn’t be more different.

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21 March 2017

What a theatrical ride: in a show of this magnitude and grandeur, it is hard to single out all the characters and regale them, nor can I retell in any way, shape or form, the sequence of events and magical show tunes, without gushing or going over-the-top.

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