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Details: 07 May 2010

It’s farcical, funny, loud, outrageous and proudly campy. It takes perhaps one of life’s worst experiences and makes it into one big laugh. And as audience members, we’re all in on the joke.

Details: 06 May 2010

Sarah Kane's theatre is one of fearless extremes; thus, any one who goes there is taking big risks and brave hearts and souls are required.

Details: 06 May 2010

The production resides neither wholly in the realm of dance nor theatre, but creates its own visual and aural landscape of intermingled movement, words and technology.

Details: 05 May 2010

Yashere simply killed us, the laughs coming easily throughout her hour long show.

Details: 05 May 2010

Astatke is known as the father of Ethio-Jazz – his own distinctive blend of traditional Ethiopian melodies with jazz and Latin music.

Details: 03 May 2010

The Concert Hall was filled to capacity in the stalls and lower gallery and the audience rose as one to welcome the ensemble to the stage.

Details: 03 May 2010

The Melbourne Recital Centre's double bill Jazz Festival show features two spiritually similar acts with vastly different implementations and style.

Details: 02 May 2010

When Will You Be Home? | Forty Forty Home

As a production When Will You Be Home? doesn’t overstay its welcome and beautifully pairs two plays that share a common thread of tragedy, sadness and ultimately life-affirming humour.

Dumped! The Musical

Crave & Lot's Wife | ABitOnTheSide

The Age I'm In | Force Majeure

Gina Yashere

Mulatu Astatke with The Black Jesus Experience

Concert of Hope | Harlem Gospel Choir

The Teirney Sutton Band and Lionel Loueke Trio

When Will You Be Home? | Forty Forty Home