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Details: 15 July 2012

While the morals of the story are important to all who have found themselves beaten down, it is undeniable that it is the music that truly shines in this performance.

Details: 14 July 2012

Frustratingly, I came out with no epiphanies, no greater understanding of the man himself. However, I did enjoy the experience of Brecht’s short, witty poetry, and his sharp condemnation of war and human judgmentalism and foolishness.

Details: 13 July 2012

Robin Nevin as the title character is nothing short of magnificent. Resplendent in scarlet robes, her passionate and misogynistic rants are both astounding and deplorable.

Details: 13 July 2012

Even with The Production Company's more concert-style presentation, it's still over the top in every way – from the overtly gay humour, to the exaggerated caricatures, and the razzle-dazzle showgirl-style dance numbers.

Details: 13 July 2012

Like several audience members I spoke to post-show I was absolutely bowled over by his refreshing, self-deprecating humour and dare I say it, charm.

Details: 13 July 2012

The School for Wives is an intelligent, witty play. Easy to laugh at, with enough Australian twang to be familiar, Bell Shakespeare has another touring hit.