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Details: 17 April 2011

After 33 years you would expect that you get better at what you do. In fact you’d hope that you come somewhere close to achieving high levels of satisfaction – if not perfection.

Details: 16 April 2011

The Sound of Music | Chatswood Musical Society

Oh, c'mon! You know you want to. Go and see The Sound Of Music, I mean. Cool? No. Manly? Possibly not. But who can pretend they don't have a soft spot for its heartwarming themes.

Details: 16 April 2011

Much Ado About Nothing | Bell Shakespeare

This production of Much Ado About Nothing may not be one of the most daring versions you will ever see, but it has a powerful charm, a light touch, and an unbeatably generous spirit.

Details: 15 April 2011

A night spent side-by-side, cheek-by-jowl, with Sondheim, means we'll be opened to laughter, tears, melancholy, introspection, bitterness, generosity, exuberance and more.

Details: 15 April 2011

Nina proves that as an art form, ventriloquism can be not only extremely funny, but naughty, sexy, topical, and perhaps above all, intelligent.

Details: 15 April 2011

It’s a thrill to watch someone so seasoned at their craft, especially in a situation so fraught with possible disaster.

Details: 14 April 2011

Daniels is an assured performer who makes this show a delight and it is a highlight of this year’s festival.

Details: 14 April 2011

Lady Cordelia Winterbottom is a master of etiquette, as are all women with the surname bottom or butt, as she advises us sagely in her one women show, The Etiquette Hour.

Exit the Sandman | The Sandman

The Sound of Music | Chatswood Musical Society

Much Ado About Nothing | Bell Shakespeare

Side By Side By Sondheim

Talk To The Hand | Nina Conti

Spontaneous Broadway

Punked | Ross Daniels

The Etiquette Hour with Lady Cordelia Winterbottom