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Though dutifully and deftly delivered by a very capable cast, Mojo falls short of the explosive and effusive praise quoted in the program.
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It’s fun but guilty fun: a campy extravaganza atop emotional depths employing a tricky balance of tone.
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Anna Lall’s new play, Love Taps, deals with mateship, reverence for the game of AFL football, and masculinity.
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The Beauty Queen of Leenane is a raw black comedy, always playing in the shadows of violence and grotesque honesty.
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Having featured on the 79th Annual Academy awards, and performing for Oprah Winfrey, Shadowland, simply put, is a fusion of shadow theatre, dance and acrobatics – but in actuality it is so much more.
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Yes, there are acrobatics, hula hoops and elaborate flips in the mix, but much like their other shows, what Circa presents always surpasses what one expects to see, when “circus arts” is mentioned.
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Although the show is sometimes funny when it's camp, it's unintentionally laughable when it takes itself too seriously.
