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Details: 12 March 2011

Mueller has a significant level of sophistication in what he is writing and there is a heart amongst the witty quips.

Details: 11 March 2011

After recording and releasing his latest torch-song collection last July Make Me a King, Paul Capsis did something unusual, rather than setting out to laud his talents, he “ignored” the new album completely.

Details: 11 March 2011

42nd Street | Canberra Philharmonic Society

Erindale was alive tonight with Philo's opening of 42nd Street. The froth and bubble of Broadway is generous if not really enlightening, and the cast delivered a fine performance of a quaint old musical.

Details: 10 March 2011

He plays watching the picture. His hands glide over the piano magically escorting all picture movement. The music is not vaudeville-like although it is simple.

Details: 10 March 2011

In plain black t-shirt and pants, a microphone in his right hand, it’s cord wrapped several times around a veined fist. He speaks quickly. Real quick. Sliding in references to his history, his youth, his bands, his friends, punk rock, pop culture, politics.

Details: 10 March 2011

The Irish stepdancing phenomenon Riverdance is back in Australia for a final hurrah and I wasn’t the only one who didn’t want to miss out.

Details: 09 March 2011

Berkoff in Two Acts presented us with the short one-man piece Dog, followed by the two-hander Lunch.

Details: 09 March 2011

The play, while essentially a nostalgic meander down memory lane was at its best an eloquent elegy to the past – but unfortunately at the other end of the spectrum, lacked the dramatic appeal to be a sucessful performance.

Zebra! | Sydney Theatre Company

Make Me A King | Paul Capsis

42nd Street | Canberra Philharmonic Society

Corrick Collection Films

50 | Henry Rollins

Riverdance Farewell Tour

Berkoff in Two Acts | Caveat Theatre Company

Café Scheherazade | fortyfivedownstairs