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Details: 02 December 2010

Michael Hill’s Boxing Day Test is an often dark and tense look at a particularly hurt family, with damage traipsing back fourteen years finally coming out.

Details: 02 December 2010

Both were born in England in the ’40s, developing lithe, tall and somewhat awkward frames. Both sport noses that hang decidedly downwards, and both were given the Christian name John. But is that where the similarities end?

Details: 02 December 2010

The New Dead: Medea Material | Stella Electrika

It inhabits a kinky and corrupt dreamscape where all is slightly confusing yet leaves you titillated to know what’ll happen next.

Details: 01 December 2010

Beethoven's Ninth | West Australian Symphony Orchestra

The composition is unarguably a classic masterpiece, an example of humanity reaching for the divine.

Details: 30 November 2010

This is cabaret of the kitsch, nostalgic and crass, telling small stories that together make up a funny and delightfully original show.

Details: 29 November 2010

A Distressing Scenario | post and version 1.0

When post and version 1.0 combined for this happy theatrical twin pack, there was the sight of political and performative bedfellows getting into bed.

Details: 28 November 2010

The problem I found with The Nightwatchman is that it is so self-consciously beautiful it's bloodless.

Details: 26 November 2010

A Jew and a German explore the legacy of the Holocaust. It is a convergence that is rife with personal and political tension, the cultural legacy of atrocity and guilt through historical implication.

Boxing Day Test | Junglebean

Looking Through A Glass Onion

The New Dead: Medea Material | Stella Electrika

Beethoven's Ninth | West Australian Symphony Orchestra

Kiosk | Wes Snelling

A Distressing Scenario | post and version 1.0

The Nightwatchman | If Theatre

Basically I don't but actually I do