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Details: 02 August 2008

True Times Three. The title is as inscrutable as some of the contorted internal logic of the play. That said, it has much to say; literally and figuratively.

Details: 01 August 2008

Gallipoli is a huge technical achievement by any standards. It’s an epic tale realized to epic proportions.

Details: 01 August 2008

HIT Productions’ Shirley Valentine is a charming rendition of Willy Russell’s one-woman play, but it lacks the punch and power that Russell’s script so richly deserves.

Details: 01 August 2008

Don't Say The Words | Tasmanian Theatre Company

Stunningly staged in a small cube of a set, Don’t say the Words is a retelling of Aeschylus’ Agamemnon in a contemporary context.

Details: 01 August 2008

Les Yeux Noir present fabulous and fabulously passionate music.

Details: 31 July 2008

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra’s From the New World is a concert infused with the mythology of worlds past and present

Details: 31 July 2008

The end result of a good contemporary dance performance incorporating elements of theatre and multi-media is that it should be greater than the sum of its parts

Details: 31 July 2008

Stephen House’s new play Borrowed Time is an intriguing black comedy about the lives of seven aging television celebrities reunited decades after their stars have faded.

True Times Three | subtlenuance

Gallipoli | Sydney Theatre Company

Shirley Valentine | HIT Productions

Don't Say The Words | Tasmanian Theatre Company

Les Yeux Noirs

From The New World | Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

Dance a la Carte

Borrowed Time | Professional Collective