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His one hour program contained no fewer than 20 pieces, played without a break, mainly on piano but also on harpsichord and electric keyboard.
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How do you make Shakespeare’s traitorous drama Hamlet, funny?
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It might have been inspired by Shakespeare, but don’t expect high art here. However, do expect to be thoroughly entertained.
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It is a journey of a young woman with a thirst for knowledge, and of a society that is desperate to quash that desire.
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This wordless play has the pace of a symphonic adagio, starting in what might be late afternoon, traversing the night with its nightmares, and ending the next morning.
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This show is delightful, touching, and expertly put together, and is a testament to the insight and skill of all involved.
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In the aftermath of the Voice debacle, it is more than ever significant that this year’s Adelaide Festival has begun with two contemporary Indigenous ceremonies.
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The moon was large and low in the sky as we made our way out of the gardens. Shakespeare would have loved this, I thought.