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- Sonia Allan
Little Women is at first glance an unusual choice for an Australian musical production.
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- Ashley Walker
Rub a dub dub, two men in a tub and who do you think they be? Two German tourists sitting and chatting in a Jacuzzi in Bangkok. Before you ask, neither of them is gay.
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- Cameron Bayley
Subjects, prepare to enter the court of Queen Christina of Sweden in Queen C, a feverish and smart (albeit a tad frustrating) production which is part of Belvoir’s B Sharp season.
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- lisa-maree botticelli
Jenolan Thunder is an inspiring musical pilgrimage using the power of Japanese Taiko style choreography amidst the disciplined, yet powerful frenzy of Taiko drumming.
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