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Edges - A Song Cycle
If you're still young enough to remember a rough initiation into adulthood commonly referred to as adolescence, teenagehood, or coming-of-age, you'll probably relate strongly to the material that comprises Edges.

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El Circo
It’s billed as cabaret and burlesque but burlesque will suffice – different and fantastic.

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Martinez Akustica
Martinez the elder is a study in dedication to technique, but incorporating the utmost in feeling and sympathy for the material at hand.

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Vampire Stories
If you don't mind a bit of high-camp in-between your high-brow, suck it and see.

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Vs Macbeth | Sydney Theatre Company & The Border Project
Essentially, Vs Macbeth doesn’t seem to really know what it is trying to be.

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Stories From The 428
How many times have you wondered about the people you sit next to on the bus? Who are they? Where are they going and why?

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Someone Who'll Watch Over Me | Ion Nibiru
Playing at the PACT Theatre, Erskineville, is a very funny comedy if you like your humour on the dark side.

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A Thing of Beauty | subtlenuance
As an actor, it's always reassuring to know you've got great material with which to work and it doesn't get a whole lot better than that written, and directed, by the affable Paul Gilchrist

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  1. Our Country's Good | Rough Hewn Theatre Troupe
  2. Stockholm | Sydney Theatre Company and Frantic Assembly
  3. King Lear | Bell Shakespeare Company
  4. Crisis is Born: Again | Meow Meow

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