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Ever had that experience where you are aware that something is rather famous, has been around quite a long time, but you don’t actually know much about it, simply because you’ve never really crossed paths?
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Misogyny has been a constant presence in the Australian social and political landscape of late. Savages, a new play by playwright Patricia Cornelius, positions itself square in the middle of this discourse.
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night maybe is a mysterious and evocative work from Stuck Pigs Squealing, a collaborative theatre group looking hard at the spaces between imagination and concrete reality, at indentity under threat.
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With tight performances and minimal set design, it packs a punch; I think Irish playwright Martin Crimp would be happy with this production.
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Contemporary twists and turns, with music you know you know, however treated in their particular manner, with these particular musicians, these timeless favourites are reinvented again.
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Confessions of a Control Freak is quite a big bit of fun and does what good theatre does best – makes the audience feel a little bit less alone in their struggle to control their lives.
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The piece is like a smorgasbord of sound and rhythm, a twenty-four course meal full of the savoury and the dulcet, and let’s not forget, one roast swan and plenty of drink. It’s varied, rhythmic, melodic, playful and dramatic.
