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Details: 12 January 2012

Shakespeare WA has served up something different this year with a talented company of actors presenting three plays, two of the Bard’s own and one parody of his complete works.

Details: 11 January 2012

Holsdworth and Roberts take a fairly laid back approach to things, one even asks the other if he’s ready before they begin. Like all good musicians, they watch and feed off each other constantly.

Details: 11 January 2012

It is not often one comes across theatre which draws you in, in a nature so encompassing that it is easy to forget you are watching theatre at all

Details: 10 January 2012

Although this work is, from all outward appearances, one which confronts ideas of nationhood and of cultural identity – it failed to reach into real confrontation.

Details: 09 January 2012

While it is technically kind of uneventful, it is anything but mundane. Or if it is mundane, it is a magical, engrossing kind of mundanity that can spring only from the imaginative mind of inspired children and the theatrically adventurous.

Details: 09 January 2012

This is a show made for Sydney-siders – what better way to start the Sydney Festival with a show made of, with and for the community?

Details: 07 January 2012

An Evening with Miss Polly Rae and the Hurly Burly Girlys

While Polly Rae's creativity is certainly mocking, it falls into that naughty, playful niche that preys on more than our minds; it toys with our capacity to reconcile the aesthetically pleasurable with raw desire.

Details: 07 January 2012

‘Practically perfect in every way,’ the Brisbane premiere of Mary Poppins is a flying success.

Shakespeare in the Park 2012 | Shakespeare WA

Tubular Bells For Two | Sydney Festival

Anatomy of an Afternoon

Babel (Words) | Sydney Festival

L'Effet de Serge | Vivarium Studio

I Am Eora | Sydney Festival

An Evening with Miss Polly Rae and the Hurly Burly Girlys

Mary Poppins