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The 3rd Year Acting students at WAAPA recently presented Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin at the Geoff Gibbs Theatre.
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As far as dinner parties go, this one is memorable for all the wrong reasons. Imagine if you will, a psychotic host hell bent on revenge and delivering tasty morsels such as primordial soup, apocalypse of lobster and frozen waste.
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This simple yet intensely layered performance deserves to be one of the stand-out shows of this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
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The next batch of WAAPA Music Theatre graduates are just about cooked and ready to go. The 3rd Year MT kids have done a stellar job in presenting Urinetown: the musical, a satire of corporate greed and human nature.
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For just a little while, Hamer Hall echoed with the band’s contagious gypsy-style wedding music and the audience found it impossible to sit quietly in their seats.
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In Body of Work, Eke uses video cameras to create multiple repeating images of herself, looping segments of choreography upon themselves, creating an increasingly vaster whole with an intense focus on the shift from one moment to another.
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Motion Picture by choreographer Lucy Guerin, is a film in dance, a dance to a film, a dance in response to a film.
