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Playing homage to great screen actors the likes of Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall and Barbara Stanwyck, Two Femmes and a Fatale is a fabulous romp through the most glamorous of eras.
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Perhaps because of the performance aspect of Harlow’s interaction with us, in a show that is about the terrible treatment Harlow showed to his subjects, I was left with a clinical detachment to the man.
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A story of morality, power, and sexuality. An intensely entertaining plot written by Stephen Jeffreys. A stirring take on it by the Darlinghurst Theatre Company.
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The Kransky Sisters, long-time darlings of the Australian cabaret circuit, bring their show Three Bags Full to the Brisbane Powerhouse for a six night season.
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As you might guess from a title as lyrical and expressive as I Left My Shoes On Warm Concrete and Stood In The Rain, in this dance piece often the words are just as important as the choreography.
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Inner north indie theatre company Eagle’s Nest has been doing versions of Macbeth every year for four years now. The latest incarnation, playing on the old thespian superstition that the name of the play is cursed, is coyly titled m.
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A debut theatrical work from Kerry Tucker, Revlon and Razor Wire certainly has heart. But like a diamond in the rough, it needs de-sanding, refining and polishing, from cathartic experience to a theatrical work.
