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The four new works that comprise the 2015 season of New Breed – presented by Sydney Dance Company and Carriageworks – each have a distinctive style, ranging from poetic to whimsical and dramatic.
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The One looks at what happens when a woman eschews traditional conciliatory feminine conditioning and declares war on keeping the peace.
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Yes, this is Ancien régime stuff. It's frivolous, frothy, and fun. It gives a remarkable insight into a tiny aspect of life in late 18th century France. It's amazingly well performed. And you won't get another opportunity to see it for a long time, so go.
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Rush presents a fine madness, losing his mind, his bearings and his pants, and Nevin plays a nifty fool, a cocky bantam of a bloke, looking and sounding like a country race meet bookie.
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This 21st anniversary production of Ochres still retains the magical quality that affected audiences so powerfully all those years ago.
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Hopefully, time is on your side to get caught in the crossfire hurricane of A Riff on Keef: The Human Myth, Benito Di Fonzo’s loose swinging jam on the now venerable wild man of rock, Keith Richards.
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Share House is a contemporary piece exploring the relationships between ‘strangers’ that co-inhabit a rental property.
