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Details: 30 October 2010

Free Rain’s production of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? demonstrates why Edward Albee’s play is regarded as an American classic.

Details: 29 October 2010

What you got from No Door on Her Mouth was impressions and images; of emotion, the effort we encounter in finding and listening to our inner voice, of receiving love and acceptance, even within ourselves.

Details: 29 October 2010

What is the most horrifying thing that can happen on a blind date? Okay, so you have a horrific image in mind, now treble it.

Details: 29 October 2010

While there's certainly light and shade in their selections, the repertoire almost doesn't matter: if they were to improvise on Baa-Baa Black Sheep I'm confident it would still be consummate.

Details: 29 October 2010

At its best The Event is a side-achingly funny and clever look into stagecraft.

Details: 29 October 2010

It's a simple story, a modern fable with a satisfying sense of inevitability about it. The plot, then, is not really the thing: this is a play about how the situation is handled by each of the characters.

Details: 29 October 2010

Madagascar | Black Swan State Theatre Company

Directed by Kate Cherry, Madagascar is Black Swan State Theatre Company’s last show for 2010, and an excellent production to end the year on.

Details: 29 October 2010

Musical Fireworks | Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

With sweeping gestures, gleeful flourishing and the occasional exuberant leap, conductor Rinaldo Alessandrini led the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra through an exquisite evening of Musical Fireworks.

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? | Free-Rain Theatre Company

No Door on Her Mouth | Ladyfinger

Becky Shaw

Martinez Akustica

The Event | Daniel Clarke

The Golden Age | Old Nick

Madagascar | Black Swan State Theatre Company

Musical Fireworks | Melbourne Symphony Orchestra