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Details: 03 December 2012

Masterfully performed by Leah Purcell, Don't Take Your Love to Town is a warm and moving story of one woman's determination to carry on and, ultimately triumph against the odds.

Details: 01 December 2012

Psycho Beach Party | Little Ones Theatre

To a man and woman, the cast is an absolute blast, with no small thanks due to director Stephen Nicolazzo.

Details: 30 November 2012

The Aussie adaptation does the work's origins proud: as commedia all'improviso, the actors not only hone certain 'masks', or types, but ad lib superbly when the odd mishap occurs.

Details: 30 November 2012

The audience interaction and her command over our every laugh, our every sigh, our every adoring glance and glimpse at her unmanageable bosom and our every delight in her sensational vocals have begun.

Details: 29 November 2012

Not quite funny enough to be burlesque, and with too much canned music to be cabaret, I am really not sure what to make of this production.

Details: 29 November 2012

This is a show for the starry eyed eight year olds within us all: simple, hopeful, magical.

Details: 27 November 2012

Clockfire has preserved the quintessentially Kafkaesque nature of the idea, inasmuch as the unseen man is the very epitome of marginalisation; outsider; other.

Details: 26 November 2012

Driving down the mainstreet, where the Festival weaves in and out of multi-venues, from the Courthouse Hotel, Drill Hall, Mullumbimby 'Bowlo', The Civic Hall, the Ex Services Club and even the Mullumbimby High School Auditorium, the vibe is present from the go-get.

Don’t Take Your Love to Town | Belvoir

Psycho Beach Party | Little Ones Theatre

The Venetian Twins | New Theatre

Meow Meow

Finucane and Smith's Glory Box

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

A Hunger Suite | Clockfire Theatre

The 2012 Mullum Music Festival