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- Jack Teiwes
These amazing performers achieve gravity-spurning feats of peril that would seem outlandish if you saw a stuntman performing them in a computer-effects-enhanced superhero movie.
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- Richard Cotter
Rather than a relic from a bygone dead and buried time, this production thrillingly shows that Look Back In Anger is certainly worth looking back at.
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- Emily Shaddick
The show is fun despite the hitches. It is full of colour and it is delightful seeing so many of Dr. Seuss's characters brought to life.
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- Nicholas Routley
Bangalow posesses a hall much superior to the usual Australian village hall – high-ceilinged, pressed metal all round – which has mercifully not been renovated by acoustic experts and so preserves its splendid natural acoustics. This hall is the locus of the annual Bangalow Music Festival.
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- Emily Shaddick
Those who loved the original Disney movie will not be disappointed as the charisma woven through the film has transferred beautifully to the stage.
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- Richard Cotter
Who am I? Novocastrian former member of the famed The Castanet Club and supreme assail-er of the Sale of the Century? Russell Cheek, that's who.
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