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Details: 15 June 2007

This semi-absurd, quintessentially Australian piece is multicultural, multilateral and multifarious – resulting in a performance that has a little bit of everything, but not a great deal of that special something.

Details: 15 June 2007

Brian Lucas takes us on a journey of make-believe myth and political propaganda, in this enrapturing encore season of his solo dance/theatre piece, Underbelly.

Details: 14 June 2007

Enlightenment is a realistic piece of theatre that hinges on the disappearance of a young Englishman while overseas. In Scene One, we are brought straight to the heart of the parents’ dilemma as, months later, they still live with no news of their son and no closure.

Details: 14 June 2007

Nashville country and western diva Tina C, bidding to run in the 2008 presidential race brings a message of reconciliation to the Adelaide Cabaret Festival

Details: 13 June 2007

Abalone dreams of winning the local eisteddfod with all the associated glory, while his sister Gerture slowly slips away into her own private world where she works as a teacher.

Details: 12 June 2007

In a program like this, with no narratives or full length stories to distract from the dancing, technique is crucial.

Details: 12 June 2007

Who could fail to be transformed by thought leader, Jeremy Boutsakis? Of course, the thoughts he'll lead you to, via the garden path, are simultaneously terrifying and hilarious.

Details: 12 June 2007

While every effort has been made, no doubt, to fully explore characters' lives, the chain of relationships, separated by a mere six degrees, seems somewhat inconclusive and unsatisfying.

The Estimator | Queensland Theatre Company

Underbelly

Enlightenment | Melbourne Theatre Company

Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word

The Eisteddfod | Stuck Pigs Squealing

Paquita | Australian Ballet

A Conference for Sole Traders

Unrequited