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The Drowsy Chaperone | MTC
The Drowsy Chaperone, certainly announces itself as some kind of rare and remarkable event. It isn’t, merely a skilled and amusing re-working of some very old conventions.

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To Keep Men In Awe

Writer/performer Mark Wilson throws everything into the pot for a whirlwind 50-minute montage that demonstrates why, even after 400 years, Marlowe's mystique still manages To Keep Men In Awe.

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Six Characters in Search of an Author | Headlong Theatre

At its best The Sydney Festival should amaze Australian audiences with work they wouldn’t see otherwise. This play with a script full of twists and a stage production that is extremely innovative and flawlessly executed is such a work.

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The Slutcracker | Tim Key
Tim Key exhibits a show that is anarchic, shambolic and entirely original.

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The Mysteries of Love | Mikelangelo
Mikelangelo, the cabaret artist best known for his work with the Black Sea Gentleman, presented, with his partner St.Clare, an interesting program of original songs at the Butterfly Club in mid January.

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Love Lost in the British Retail Industry | Isy Suttie
An original, beguiling piece of dramatic comedy from a quirky and endearing performer.

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Toumani Diabate
We waited with bated breath, once the houselights faded to black, for the appearance of Toumani Diabate & The Symmetric Orchestra: the suspense nearly killed, but the music that was forthcoming thrilled.

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Smoke and Mirrors | Sydney Festival

It’s a rock’n’roll cabaret with a dark and twisted secret which stumbles into the den of acrobatic sailors, a smiling magician and an aloof hirsute songstress.

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  1. The Fence | Urban Theatre Projects
  2. One Small Step | Oxford Playhouse
  3. A Midsummer Night's Dream | Australian Shakespeare Company
  4. Optimism | Sydney Theatre Company

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