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Details: 23 September 2008

The Women of Troy | Sydney Theatre Company

Barrie Kosky often divides audiences but in this impressive production of The Women of Troy everything that is original, astute and poetic about Kosky shines through.

Details: 22 September 2008

The Pink Floyd Experience is a New Zealand group that got together to honour this remarkable band, and their work has been so successful they are now internationally known and followed.

Details: 21 September 2008

Unfortunately, Risky Lunar Love comes across as a kind of poor man’s Rocky Horror Show with updated levels of taboo and profanity but not one iota of the charm or impact.

Details: 20 September 2008

Wesley Enoch’s production of Yibiyung makes facing the stories of Australia’s past both confronting and joyful.

Details: 19 September 2008

The Zombie State | Melbourne Workers Theatre

Rows of people stand before us. Some are swaying slightly while others slump, apparently asleep. They all share a dull, glazed demeanor. Some are alive and some are dead. But which is which?

Details: 19 September 2008

Waiting For Gotterson + Nothing Like Old Times

There’s nothing quite like a double bill of snappy one act plays to whet your appetite for a night of theatre, and the Newtown’s latest offerings Waiting For Gotterson and Nothing Like Old Times are tasty little morsels indeed.

Details: 18 September 2008

Human conversations rarely flow smoothly. There are many interruptions. Confusion reigns over who is talking and who is listening.

Details: 18 September 2008

Presence, written by Patrick van der Werf, is an Australian fable that explores isolation, alienation, and the presence of the other that helps us define who we are.

The Women of Troy | Sydney Theatre Company

The Pink Floyd Experience

Risky Lunar Love | 504 Producers

Yibiyung | Company B

The Zombie State | Melbourne Workers Theatre

Waiting For Gotterson + Nothing Like Old Times

Conversations in Rhythm + Dance

Presence | So Frenchy Productions