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Details: 04 April 2012

Glenn Elston’s Jungle Book: The Next Chapter is a musical adventure for kids aged 5-10, giving them the chance to return to one of their favourite stories.

Details: 04 April 2012

Kids are always the hardest critics. And if you can make them dissolve into giggles and twist and squirm with helpless laughter then you’re on to a winner.

Details: 04 April 2012

Stories are what Wilson loves best, real life stories. Not only are we treated to hilarious accounts of her own experiences but the audience is encouraged to share stories of their own.

Details: 03 April 2012

The Necks will never be immortalised in print. For nearly twenty-five years, their sound has defied linguistics. Furthermore, it has defied conventional understandings of appeal and longevity.

Details: 03 April 2012

Tom Gleeson has been around the Australian comedy scene for a long time. And it shows (in a good way).

Details: 02 April 2012

...Plus One is a delightful, bite-size, piece of comic theatre with two very talented actor/comedians shifting easily between each of their three characters.

Details: 02 April 2012

It was with some trepidation that I went along to see my first act of the festival, Hannah Gadsby. Her brief appearance at the Gala had been one of the more amusing ones, but who knew what was going to unfold?

Details: 02 April 2012

The Laramie Project | Nash Theatre Company

With themes that still raise controversy in our society today, full verbatim text and an immense number of characters, it takes skill to produce this piece of theatre in a way that will entertain as well as educate.

Jungle Book: The Next Chapter

Mr Snot Bottom's Stinky Silly Show

Cal Wilson is All Ears

The Necks

Good One | Tom Gleeson

...Plus One | Mike McLeish & Fiona Harris

Hannah Wants A Wife | Hannah Gadsby

The Laramie Project | Nash Theatre Company