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Details: 21 September 2007

Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train is a terrific play and well done in this production directed by Wayne Blair, who also plays a major role.

Details: 20 September 2007

The Memory of Water | Darlinghurst Theatre/Critical Stages

This is an exemplary piece of independent theatre to be produced in Sydney and hopefully a sign of things to come

Details: 20 September 2007

Con Artists involves young sibling tricksters Max and Milly, the exiled children of the greatest con artist of all time.

Details: 19 September 2007

The show currently sharing billing at the Newtown Theatre is a refreshing and entertaining example of its genre, pastiche burlesque

Details: 18 September 2007

Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War of the Worlds arena show is an odd kettle of fish.

Details: 18 September 2007

The reality is that there a lot of world class jugglers, trapeze artists and handstand masters doing the circus rounds. To quote an old phrase, “You gotta have a gimmick.”

Details: 17 September 2007

There is so much to like about this sprawling, innovative 'performance installation' from Stompin

Details: 17 September 2007

As much about the dancing as singing, Candy Man’s pièce de résistance has to be the choreography, vivaciously performed by Wayne Scott Kermond

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Jesus Hopped the A Train

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Half A Person | Fly-On-The-Wall Theatre

Jeff Waynes Musical Version of The War of the Worlds

2007 Circus Showcase | NICA

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