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Details: 28 January 2008

What makes Porcelain so interesting is the fact that the central character, a gay Asian man, is not just the victim, but also the perpetrator.

Details: 27 January 2008

Much Ado About Nothing | Sydney Shakespeare Festival

Much Ado About Nothing, essentially, was and is the When Harry met Sally of the late 16th & early 17th centuries

Details: 27 January 2008

A quick glance around the room revealed spellbound young faces, sometimes agape, but most striking were the beams of mothers and sundry adults, clearly transported, through the mists and delusions of nostalgia, deep into the magical nether-world of naivete

Details: 26 January 2008

Dolly Diamond returns to Midsumma with her trademark bitchiness, acid one-liners, talent at reworking the lyrics of songs to hilarious effect and her 13 piece big band.

Details: 24 January 2008

Aeros takes us on a journey that dazzles and delights us, while introducing us to a new language of movement through the collaboration of world-class choreographers and champion gymnasts.

Details: 24 January 2008

Thieving Boy/Like Stars in My Hands | Fly On The Wall Theatre

Midsumma 2008 is presenting two award-winning shorts by Melbourne born playwright Timothy Conigrave at La Mama’s Courthouse Theatre

Details: 23 January 2008

In a time when “war” is followed by the phrase “on terror”, it is surprisingly refreshing to be taken into the world of Charlie Pickering.

Details: 22 January 2008

This brilliant revival with its technological enhancement and imaginative staging, along with a finely meshed team of actors, gives White’s play a spring cleaning and brings it up good as new.

Porcelain | La Mama

Much Ado About Nothing | Sydney Shakespeare Festival

A Year With Frog and Toad | Ensemble Theatre

Dolly Diamond and her 13 piece Big Band

Aeros

Thieving Boy/Like Stars in My Hands | Fly On The Wall Theatre

Impractical Jokes | Charlie Pickering

The Season at Sarsaparilla