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Details: 25 January 2011

A small dark space made even more confined by black curtains opened only a few feet apart. A small square stage. A shaft of bright light. A man caught, not only in the glare, but in the moment.

Details: 24 January 2011

To the opening sounds of a 7-piece band, an apparition appears on stage. She sounds a lot like Liza. She moves somewhat like Liza. There's the Liza laugh.

Details: 23 January 2011

Studio Flamenco’s production, Arte y Compás (artistry and rhythm) is something like a multitude of tapas, and on opening night, each course is as sumptuous as the last and leaves the appreciative audience salivating for more.

Details: 23 January 2011

Songs For a New World | Irregular Productions

Philosophy and music combine for an unusual musical production in Songs for a New World.

Details: 22 January 2011

A strange hybrid of genres, where opera and theatre take turns in telling the story of the legendary 18^th century Lothario, Giacomo Casanova, the production largely fails because it’s trying to be all things to all people.

Details: 22 January 2011

The problem with a simple premise is that sometimes a production doesn’t stray far enough from this simplicity. There is so much more emotional ground that could have been covered to give the play and the characters more complexity.

Details: 19 January 2011

Miller is an impressive performer, whose control of his own voice and physicality allow him to seamlessly shift between characters as a chameleon does colours.

Details: 19 January 2011

The Adventures of Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer

Deviser, perfomer, puppeteer and animator Tim Watts has created a magnificent work worthy of its international praise.

Invisible Atom | 2b theatre company

Liza (On an E) | Trevor Ashley

Arte y Compás | Studio Flamenco

Songs For a New World | Irregular Productions

The Giacomo Variations

Prodigal

Bigger Than Jesus

The Adventures of Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer