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Details: 15 July 2008

The Australian Ballet’s production of Giselle was so classic, so archetypal, that one could almost believe they were sitting in a theatre in 1841 and watching the original premiere.

Details: 14 July 2008

McReele. The self-made man who starts out on death row.

Details: 14 July 2008

Holden Street Theatres has once again provided Adelaide with some of its finest drama, serving up rich and rewarding professional theatre in its latest Director’s Choice Season.

Details: 14 July 2008

Closer is a tale about the menacing side of romance, with all its desires, guiles, and betrayal.

Details: 14 July 2008

Discworld has returned to the Bakehouse Theatre in another Pratchett play – Carpe Jugulum. If this means nothing to you then the prolific literary produce of Pratchett has somehow passed you by.

Details: 14 July 2008

Their musicianship is flawless, with some impossibly seasoned, mature playing, from men, in some cases, barely out of short pants.

Details: 13 July 2008

Blue/Orange | State Theatre Company of South Australia

Blue/Orange is an excellent and humourous exposition of this diaphanous dichotomy, of power and self-interest, of the bureaucratic regulation of human caring, and of the fact that not all doctors are saints.

Details: 13 July 2008

The Late Henry Moss | Human Sacrifice Theatre

This is a wonderful achievement for Human Sacrifice Theatre and once again proves that it is the independent companies that keep the Melbourne theatre heartbeat pumping

Giselle | Australian Ballet

McReele | Ensemble Theatre

The Mistress & A Solitary Choice

Closer | TaDaa Productions

Carpe Jugulum | Unseen Theatre Company

Mace Francis Orchestra

Blue/Orange | STCSA

The Late Henry Moss | Human Sacrifice Theatre