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For sixty years old, The Australian Ballet is looking pretty darn good. Opening its 2023 season with a sparky and energized Don Quixote, the company is in very great stead.
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The story of American Idiot is a little dated and had some strong tones of narcissism from its lead characters (but hey who wasn’t narcissistic in their early 20s?!).
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Janet Swain's one-woman show Delphi Goes Bassooning is totally charming.
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A deliciously funny and marvelously performed evening of song. No better tribute to Bacharach could be found.
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The glorious 19th century prose of Robert Louis Stevenson meets the extraordinary intricacies of 21st century technology.
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The capacity crowd appeared to have taken the dress code directive (to go wild) on the media invitation to heart!
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MSO's opening concert for this year, titled Zenith of Life, began with a gentle, reflective new piece by their composer in residence, Mary Finsterer.
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Sunday is one of the best things the Melbourne Theatre Company has done in some time and even with an impossibly short extension, it deservedly sold out.