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Details: 23 March 2007

This is a spectacular event, with a suitably immodest light show. The dinosaurs (yes, the DINOSAURS) are big and fleshy, with movements used to good contrasted effect.

Details: 22 March 2007

This solo act does the impossible: he acts out Star Wars (A New Hope), The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi in the space of one hour. He plays every part, produces all the action, and left a very happy audience when he was done.

Details: 20 March 2007

Yang’s delivery is impeccably timed and measured, bordering on stoic, yet it perfectly complements the images.

Details: 19 March 2007

When we enter the space, descending two flights of stairs in single file, the world outside is still a deep, but darkening, blue; when we leave it, an hour later, night has (irrevocably?) fallen.

Details: 19 March 2007

A nettled thicket of social critique, violently funny and hysterically violent, the theatre of Eugène Ionesco is a theatre of modern entropy.

Details: 19 March 2007

Friday’s opening night performance marked the company’s 383rd performance of it. That’s a lot of practice at getting it right!

Details: 19 March 2007

Joanna Murray-Smith's Love Child is a beautifully crafted play that works both on a personal and a political level, whilst never falling into preachiness.

Details: 19 March 2007

Behind every great sporting hero “autobiography” hovering in the background is a humble ghostwriter.

Walking With Dinosaurs - the Live Experience

One Man Star Wars Trilogy | Tim Woods Entertainment

China | William Yang

Ashes to Ashes | fortyfivedownstairs

The Bald Soprano | Absurd Productions

Don Quixote | Australian Ballet

Love Child | HIT Productions

The Ghost Writer | Melbourne Theatre Company