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Robots vs Art is just as much fun as the title suggests. Like all good comedy, it is underpinned by serious questions – in this case, about the role of art and the nature of humanity – and leaves you thinking as well as laughing.
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Day One, A Hotel, Evening is fast paced, farcical, and for the most part, hysterically funny – assuming you’re not squirming in your seat in recognition.
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From its opening moments – cast members self-consciously carrying props onto the stage – Voyage is at pains to alert us to the fact that this is just a play.
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The 1960s spawned many-a-memorable musical group which influenced a generation, among them The Mamas and the Papas.
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A simple but effective comedy, The Reluctant Shopper kept its audience engaged and the laughs rolling freely.
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If the Adelaide Cabaret Festival were a dessert, Meow Meow would be the cake, the icing and the cherry on top.
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Tom Holloway's extraordinary play, And No More Shall We Part, bristles with intelligence, a tsunami of emotion and delights lovers of cerebral weepies.
