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Details: 05 April 2009

KELP & Le Burceau Des Esprits | Tasdance

The two works complement each other thematically, with each exploring an indigenous experience of the non-human and the environmental.

Details: 05 April 2009

The ominous but inevitable story of a man traveling from life to death begins in a tale of personal and cultural history, loss and maybe even regret.

Details: 04 April 2009

Finding the Funny is an hour, without drama or pathos, but there is laughter a plenty, so much that you can't even count it!

Details: 04 April 2009

Fiona O’Loughlin says she has put all her greatest hits into one show purely because she’s lazy

Details: 04 April 2009

What happens when you ‘embrace’ life?

Details: 04 April 2009

Don't You Know Who I Used To Be? | Julia Morris

Julia Morris's show Don't You Know Who I Used To Be is a spin off of her memoir of the same title. To see this shows means to join the party and this is clearly Morris's party

Details: 03 April 2009

This is Living becomes not just a play but a living, breathing organism that unfolds and overlaps in several layers.

Details: 03 April 2009

It is always a shame to come across a production featuring such a high level of talent that manages to largely miss its mark.

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KELP & Le Burceau Des Esprits | Tasdance

Ngai Tahu 32 | Atamira Dance Collective

Finding the Funny | Stephen K Amos

Her Greatest Hits | Fiona O'Loughlin

Let the Kid Go | Dave Bushell

Don't You Know Who I Used To Be? | Julia Morris

This is Living | Big hART

The Importance of Being Earnest | NIDA