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Details: 25 February 2011

Apologia by award-winning playwright Alexi Kaye Campbell is a witty play; it is obvious how much fun the writer has with eloquence.

Details: 24 February 2011

Turns is a theatrical experiment that does not quite fail, but isn’t much closer to being a rousing success either.

Details: 24 February 2011

The stage was alive with activity as films were projected, onto screens, sets, props and even the actors themselves.

Details: 23 February 2011

Le Gateau Chocolat rose far beyond expectations, making us whoop with laughter while dancing in a roomful of grooving strangers, captured by a voice and a presence which left his audience lambs to his command.

Details: 23 February 2011

Established in the 1970’s by Christopher Hogwood, the Academy of Ancient Music (AAM) performs Baroque and Classical Music in the style in which it would originally have been heard.

Details: 22 February 2011

Motherhood the Musical is an entertaining enough way to pass 90 minutes as long as you are a mother yourself and are not looking for hard-hitting analysis on the theme.

Details: 21 February 2011

Peter Quilter’s new comedy takes as its subject the fascinating Australian actress Coral Browne. Coral was born and raised in Footscray until she left for London at age 21.

Details: 21 February 2011

More like a dramatic game show than a play, Apollo 13: Mission Control is an interactive theatre experience.

Apologia | Melbourne Theatre Company

Turns | Christine Dunstan Productions

My Bicycle Loves You | Legs on the Wall

Le Gateau Chocolat

The Creation | Academy of Ancient Music

Motherhood the Musical | HIT Productions

Mrs Vincent Price

Apollo 13: Mission Control | Hackman