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In the spirit of Snicket, Woodley is playful, energetic and clever – and it is a big stage, a big orchestra – he swings through the sections always keeping his eye on the prize – us.
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Nick Coyle suffers from low self-esteem. At least that’s what the recording of his voice (that he has prepared in advance) leads us to believe – as we watch him toss aside pair after pair after pair… of novelty glasses. And a black veil.
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Tucked away amongst thousands (literally) of Fringe shows this is a rare Australian gem that transports the audience back to post-war Australia.
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The stream-of-consciousness style writing offers the audience a glimpse into an outback town where two unlikely teenagers are drawn together to combat institutions, perception, family and expectation.
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Can one incident create chaos or does it merely serve as a catalyst to bring about an inevitable reaction between two contrasting elements? And has fear become the greatest blight of the 21st century?
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David Harris is well known for his leading roles in a number of stage musicals and already has a strong legion of fans.
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Sans Hotel’s work is always worth seeing, if only to witness a range of performance styles and a unique and humorous take on society.
