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- Emily Shaddick
Come and laugh with mirth and merriment at this highly immersive Dungeons & Dragons experience that is for those who are well versed and those who have never rolled the dice.
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- Richard Cotter
An absurdist coo, The Pigeons by David Gieselmann is an anarchic dovetail into the coop many modern age people feel caged in.
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- Richard Cotter
Mistletoe and holly are the traditional botanicals of Christmas, but an olive branch is the favoured flora in Mike Bartlet’s yuletide set play, Snowflake.
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- Dr Daniela Kaleva
Playfulness lies at the heart of this production and lightness and flow underpin both the visual and musical approach.
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- Rebecca Whitton
In 1970, two 20-year-old, aspiring musical geniuses, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, created the rock opera, Jesus Christ Super Star.
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- Richard Cotter
Opening night’s standing ovation was well deserved, not just for the hundred minutes of slick skit satire and cabaret, but for the quarter century of quality The Wharf Revue has delivered consistently with dash, splash and elan.
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- Richard Cotter
Nikki Shiels is sensational as Sunday, depicting a very sexual woman, seductive, flirtatious, and possessive.
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- Nicholas Routley
Alex Raineri brings formidable virtuosity to bear on his program 'Fairy Tales', which consists of five recently composed Australian piano pieces.
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