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There’s wit in Trotsky and Friends but no real point to the goings-on so it comes across as being clever for the sake of it.
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If you’ve reached an age where it seems like you’re the only person you know who hasn't settled down, the only one left without money in the bank, a house, a partner/kids or a proper career, and if you’re still wondering what you want to be when you grow up, then Arcade’s the woman for you.
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Fasten your seat belts; you’re in for a helluva ride, as Jeanette Cronin reprises her role as Bette Davis in Queen Bette, a return season of last year’s smash hit sell out celebration of one of Hollywood’s enduring icons.
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First staged at the Edinburgh Festival in 2001, Splendour sees four women trapped together in one room of the house of a dictator, waiting for him to arrive for a photoshoot.
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Claire Healy is a peach and so is her MICF cabaret show at The Butterfly Club, A Little Too Much Information.
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There’s been much anticipation surrounding Co3 (WA’s new flagship contemporary dance company’s) second season of re:Loaded, coming hot on the heels of a debut which wowed critics and audiences late last year.
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This show never has a dull moment, with the time-tested music of Roger's and Hammerstein given full embrace.
