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Rachel Berger has written a beautiful homage to her parents and to a history that still needs to be remembered, as well as revealing her own heritage which is completely captivating.
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The story is classic, the score epic, the choreography was spot on and the cast was made up of the brightest new stars of Melbourne theatre.
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This is the second time Motherboard Productions have performed Jean Cocteau’s La Voix Humaine this year.
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It would be hard to dream up two plays more different than Booze Furniture Sex and Nameless. Together, they make a truly bizarre double bill.
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Ma Lu and Ming Ming are not star-crossed lovers as such, but rather are caught in a web of unrequited love. At first intriguing, this tale gradually descends into the dungeons of despair.
