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Details: 29 September 2011

Summer of the Seventeenth Doll | Belvoir

While some might describe this staging of Summer of the Seventeenth Doll as a “revival”, the truth is, it’s never really been away.

Details: 29 September 2011

Appalling Behaviour, written and performed solo by Stephen House, is a powerful piece of theatre.

Details: 28 September 2011

With his lively and confident performance, Miller has little trouble getting the audience onside.

Details: 28 September 2011

The Long Divide is set in a semi-apocalyptic future of walled off cities and desert warzones, where debris falls from airbourne battles against an unstated, possibly alien, foe.

Details: 28 September 2011

No Man's Land | Queensland Theatre Company

Are they trapped wandering delirious through the foggy dreams and fanciful memories of the past or are they imprisoned by their respective mortal coils, the drudgery and meaninglessness of their present lives?

Details: 27 September 2011

There aren’t too many reasons you’d want to watch acting that’s uninspired and unsure, the performer (Paul Morrison) flopping his jelly about on-stage, self-indulgently carrying on in a variety of strained accents.

Details: 27 September 2011

The raw quality of the acting coupled with the thought provoking subject matter makes for a very enjoyable and highly entertaining piece.

Details: 26 September 2011

Bruce Norris’s Pulitzer Prize winning drama Clybourne Park takes no prisoners as it storms the stage set to amuse and offend everyone present.

Summer of the Seventeenth Doll | Belvoir

Appalling Behaviour | La Mama

Archibald Wheeler Whets the Whistle

The Long Divide | Company White Wolf

No Man's Land | Queensland Theatre Company

The Dysfunctional Project

The Will

Clybourne Park | Melbourne Theatre Company