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Ruby Moon | Always Working Artists

Presented by Always Working Artists and Deckchair Theatre, this WA premier of Matt Cameron’s Ruby Moon is a thoughtful but ultimately underwhelming exploration of grief and suburban paranoia.

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Jesus Christ Superstar | Gilbert & Sullivan Society of SA

The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of SA put passion into the Passion Play with its production of Jesus Christ Superstar.

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Ben-Hur - The Stadium Spectacular
Thrillingly impressive, flawed in places yet unquestionably epic. These are but a few of the ways you could describe Ben-Hur: The Stadium Spectacular, but the most appropriate term is right there in the title, this show is spectacular.

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Vertical Road | Akram Khan Company

Akram Khan Company’s Vertical Road‘s exploration of spirituality and transcendence is hard-hitting stuff that reverberates from deep inside the guts.

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42a | Alison Currie

Integrating dance, sculpture and a range of multimedia from video and sound, 42a invites the audience to be a voyeuristic presence in this gallery performance.

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The Animals and Children Took to the Streets | 1927

Something has happened to the delinquent children of Red Herring Street. They have been kidnapped, fed little green pills and turned into zombies within a week.

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A Well Hung Parliament | Shortis and Simpson
Shortis and Simpson have built a strong reputation for presenting topical and up-to-date political satire, much of it based on popular culture, but all of it related to the politics of the day.

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An Anthology of Optimism
Although there is plenty of food for thought here, An Anthology of Optimism is still an academic exercise rather than a fully developed theatre piece.

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