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Details: 13 March 2009

The Laramie Project | Epicentre Theatre Company

Epicentre Theate Company (etc) is to be congratulated and lauded for having the temerity to take on such an ambitious project, to say nothing of pulling it off so, so competently

Details: 12 March 2009

The Alchemist | Queensland Theatre Company

In John Bell's desperately-contemporary The Alchemist, the cult of modern fame and fortune apparently collide with 400-year-old ye'olde' English interplay. Yet it's all quite unrecognisable.

Details: 12 March 2009

Backed by a skilled eight-piece band, the singer roamed widely, too widely, in repertoire, and took quite some time to redeem a diffident, lacklustre first set.

Details: 12 March 2009

Descriptors such as adventurous and experimental have been used in relation to her sound which, in effect, while its roots are undeniable, is by no means traditional, but very, very contemporary and all her own.

Details: 11 March 2009

Don’t mention the war! And they didn’t, but they did lots of other Fawlty memorabilia, such as That Walk, some hamster/rat carry on, business with a fire extinguisher, and Manuel’s famous “I know nussing!”

Details: 11 March 2009

I was lured into Griffin’s Stable Theatre to see the Australian premier of Dea Loher’s Tattoo by the promise of a Grimm Brothersesque dark fairy tale ... I got more than I bargained for.

Details: 11 March 2009

Jumping, after 4 solid years, from drum to piano stool, Fonseca has toured Italy with a pop-rock singer, traversed hip-hop and much other territory, to emerge at the forefront of modern jazz

Details: 10 March 2009

After the End is a brilliantly executed psychological thriller of post-apocalyptic proportions.

The Laramie Project | Epicentre Theatre Company

The Alchemist | Queensland Theatre Company

Natacha Atlas

Rokia Traore

Faulty Towers the Dining Experience

Tattoo | Stories Like These

Roberto Fonseca

After the End | Daniel Clarke