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This was a promising theatre workshop which needed to sharpen up and needed a stronger directorial hand.
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I've never considered myself much of a 'fan girl' for anything, but if I were, I think it would be for the Queensland Symphony Orchestra.
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This magnificent adaptation is a play on a grand scale. An extraordinary creative team collaborated to bring this epic novel to the stage.
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Early on in Daniela Giorgi's The Poor Kitchen, Elle, is excited about the olive farm in Italy she has inherited. Not because she harbours any romantic “Under the Tuscan Sun” fantasies, but because she intends to sell it and use the dough to break into the Sydney real estate market.
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Provocative, sexy and hilarious, British playwright Penelope Skinner’s play The Village Bike has burst on to the Australian stage in Red Stitch Theatre’s latest production.
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Now retired, Miranda Kane blows open the doors of her boudoir and invites the audience in to reflect with her on how she started as a sex worker, and the fascination of the industry.
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Bare butt cheeks and bedazzled genitalia are on the menu when you go and see The Birdcage: Boylesque edition at Fringe this year.
