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Details: 15 November 2010

Chekov. Bell. Blanchett. Gore. Roxburgh. Weaver. Weaving. Not to mention Anthony Phelan and relative newcomer Hayley McElhinney (hey, I said relative). Can you go wrong? Not really. Well, certainly not far.

Details: 15 November 2010

The girls themselves are delightfully drawn pastiches and play their characters to the hilt.

Details: 15 November 2010

Mark Storen is a visually arresting presence. Lanky, clad in black he executed an extraordinary range of physical movement. In portraying the jilted and often vengeful lover he was often downright spooky.

Details: 14 November 2010

What this story may lack in terms of climax and crescendo it certainly makes up for in well-textured and captivating characterisation.

Details: 14 November 2010

My Name is Rachel Corrie | fortyfivedownstairs

Actor Hannah Norris transforms herself with flair and sensitivity playing the title role in My Name is Rachel Corrie.

Details: 14 November 2010

The Animals and Children Took to the Streets | 1927

This show is different, darkly funny, with a unique aesthetic and very stylishly done. It’s beautifully written; fabulous, fun, nasty and weird; polished and surprising throughout.

Details: 12 November 2010

It's far from explosive. Instead, it's utterly conventional. That brings good with bad. And, perhaps, at certain moments, a little bit of ugly.

Details: 12 November 2010

Songs For Nobodies | Melbourne Theatre Company

Five seemingly plain, unremarkable women; a cleaner, a backup singer, a librarian, a junior journalist, and a nanny, all want to be somebody, anybody but themselves.

Uncle Vanya | Sydney Theatre Company

Rhapsody in Red | The Cover Girls

Cut to the Quick | themoxycollective

The Sweetest Thing | B Sharp

My Name is Rachel Corrie | fortyfivedownstairs

The Animals and Children Took to the Streets | 1927

The Grenade | Sydney Theatre Company

Songs For Nobodies | Melbourne Theatre Company