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Details: 22 February 2010

Robert Flaherty’s 1934 pseudo-documentary depicting life on the Aran Islands off the west coast of Ireland was brought to life by British band British Sea Power, who provided a soundtrack to the silent film.

Details: 22 February 2010

Powerful, bittersweet, funny and at times gut-wrenching and devastating, Bent is quite simply a great piece of theatre.

Details: 21 February 2010

Almost An Evening is an apt title for three short satiric plays that almost get it right in the Stables behind the Stag Hotel at Adelaide’s Fringe.

Details: 20 February 2010

With a mix of the brilliant and the perhaps not so brilliant, Hamlet is a relatively good start to La Boite’s year.

Details: 20 February 2010

The Merchants of Bollywood is a rich and colourful introduction to both India’s film industry and its long tradition of dance.

Details: 20 February 2010

Director's Cut | Searchlight Festival 2010

These acts defy explanation and avoid description, but are pure moments of live energy.

Details: 20 February 2010

The mellow crowd kicked back and let the swirly sounds and jangley guitars wash over them, a great way to end the working week.

Details: 19 February 2010

Sylvia Plath: The Girl Who Wanted to be God | New Performance Company

At the age of 17 Sylvia Plath referred to herself in her diary as ‘the girl who wanted to be god’, this use of the past tense perhaps foreshadowing her early demise.

Man of Aran | British Sea Power

Bent | Focus Theatre & B Sharp

Almost An Evening | Accidental Productions

Hamlet | La Boite

The Merchants of Bollywood

Director's Cut | Searchlight Festival 2010

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart

Sylvia Plath: The Girl Who Wanted to be God | New Performance Company