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Nil, Cat and Buried | Le Poulet Terrible

In true Sewell style, Nil, Cat and Buried is a brutally honest work, where the characters and their stories, in all their ugliness, are shoved down the throats of its audience.

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The Burlesque Hour

So, is this show an over-hyped Victoria’s Secret runway rip-off or thought-provoking performance art?

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Peter Grimes | West Australian Opera
Conducted by Richard Mills and directed by Neil Armfield, Peter Grimes is engaging, beautiful and haunting.

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Spring Awakening | Sydney Theatre Company
It's hard to separate which is the triumphant hero of this musical: story, or score? Of course, in the best musicals, the two are synergistic and inseparable, and this is the case here.

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The Lady Grey | Inscription

The Lady Grey refuses to leave the spectator in the dark and instead captures our attention with hypothetical questions and direct-address.

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Tognetti's Mozart | Australian Chamber Orchestra

Tognetti’s Mozart draws in fans of light classical music with a fresh selection of repertoire, which outshines the dull canon of the classical concert hall.

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Six Characters in Search of an Author | Headlong Theatre
What is reality? Is your version of a story real? Theirs? These key questions are debated throughout this adaptation of Six Characters in Search of an Author by Italian playwright Luigi Pirandello.

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Lloyd Beckmann, Beekeeper | Two Blue Cherries & Soulart

Blending direct-address with moments of theatrical flair Lloyd Beckmann is an intriguing dialogue across generations - a cozy theatrical event that is worth going home for the visit.

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  3. The Boys | Old Mill Theatre
  4. The Swimming Club | Melbourne Theatre Company

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