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This debut production by Balloon Head Theatre of Noel Coward's classic romantic comedy was also my first experience of the play, and although I know that it is produced regularly to mostly glowing reviews, and although I am a sucker for a good romcom, I can't say I'm a fan of the play.
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Bright World spans some eighty years of history, bringing together stories from two different continents, Europe and Australia, and two different cultures, Jewish and Aboriginal.
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Noel Coward said his early upbringing was “liable to degenerate into refined gentility unless carefully watched”. If so, Hay Fever is a sort of anecdotal antidote.
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From the watery depths of the sea, a seal emerges, sheds its skin, and becomes a beautiful human woman.
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Generations of children the world over have been charmed by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s novella about a stranded aviator’s encounter with an odd young prince who has fallen to earth. Spare Parts gives us their own take on the timeless tale.
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Tim Winton’s acclaimed novel, The Riders is transported to the stage, the devastating tale of love lost brought to life by the talented cast of West Australian Opera.
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Geraldine Quinn's Spandex Ballet has been hosting Upfront, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival’s all-female gala night for three years now, and she's always good loud belty fun on this lively night of teasers by some of the strongest female performers at MICF.
