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Details: 16 March 2009

A Volume Problem, The Counting, Puck | Rogue

A highly technical post-modern dance vocabulary underpins the choreography and each offering has its own unique mood and motivation.

Details: 16 March 2009

In 1828, John Newton Templeton was the first black graduate of the University of Ohio (and only the fourth in the US), some 40 years before the emancipation of the slaves.

Details: 15 March 2009

Travesties is a play that swims around playfully in a thick pool of language. This is a pool, overflowing with comments on the nature of art, running gags, and even limericks.

Details: 14 March 2009

Ah, Pygmalion. Would we even have a culture without it?

Details: 14 March 2009

One of the greatest musicals from Broadway’s golden age, this production of Guys and Dolls is an absolute winner from start to finish.

Details: 13 March 2009

Untrained, a new work by choreographer Lucy Guerin and part of the first Dance Massive, is a wholly satisfying theatre experience.

Details: 13 March 2009

It’s all aboard the Hogwarts Express for mad muggles mayhem in the “Potted Potter” parody of the Harry Potter phenomenon.

Details: 13 March 2009

Morphia Series | Helen Herbertson & Ben Cobham

An intimate performance conceived by Helen Herbertson and Ben Cobham, it is an extraordinary and immersive experience for an audience of only and exactly twelve people

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A Volume Problem, The Counting, Puck | Rogue

Free Man of Color | Independent Theatre

Travesties | Sydney Theatre Company

Educating Rita

Guys and Dolls

Untrained | Lucy Guerin Inc

Potted Potter | Dan and Jeff

Morphia Series | Helen Herbertson & Ben Cobham