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In this humorous one woman show, Melita Rowston, regales us with her family’s relationship with the infamous Ned Kelly and his outlawed gang.
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World renowned American superstar of the operatic stage, Renee Fleming's 'one night only' recital at the Sydney Opera House concert hall on Sunday evening presented a selection of art songs and opera ranging from Ravel and Canteloube to Strauss, Puccini, Gounod and Rodgers and Hammerstein.
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Detroit is packed full of laugh-out-loud funny moments and the characters are almost immediately likable, but flashes of anger and unstable behaviour ensure that no matter how hilarious things get there is always a slightly discomfiting undertone
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If by some remote chance you have never heard of Finucane & Smith, and you should get the opportunity to experience their performance, prepare yourself for a mega sensory shake-up.
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Perhaps the change in Pinter’s worldview reflected the sunnier zeitgeist of the 1970s and his own maturity, but the characters and plot of Betrayal certainly owed something to his own life circumstances.
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Jo Lloyd’s Confusion for Three is almost like watching toddlers make the funny movements they make for the sheer hell of it.
